Patient's question:
Can anyone tell me how long after having a tubal dye should I wait before trying to get pregnant? After getting married, I started trying to conceive naturally without using contraception. Over two years have passed, but I haven't become pregnant. I had a thorough check-up at the hospital, and the doctor said there are some issues with my fallopian tubes. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hysterosalpingography requires three months of rest before conception. Married for more than two years without pregnancy, preliminary consideration is infertility, which may be related to fallopian tube blockage, ovulation disorders, etc. There are some problems with the fallopian tubes, which may be fallopian tube blockage, and it is necessary to undergo a fallopian tube patency test or hysterosalpingography. Three to seven days after menstruation is the ideal time for fallopian tube examination. After hysterosalpingography, three months of recuperation are required before pregnancy is possible. The recurrence of fallopian tube issues significantly affects women's health, and during treatment, it is crucial to avoid sexual intercourse and pay attention to personal hygiene.