Patient's question:
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"Transvaginal ultrasound performed at the beginning of the month, menstruation did not come, delayed by a week. What's going on. Does a fallopian tube interfere with delayed menstruation??"
Note:
I've translated "" as "Transvaginal ultrasound". If the procedure specifically was an HSG (hysterosalpingogram), the translation would be "Hysterosalpingogram". "Transvaginal ultrasound" is a more general term for the ultrasound procedure mentioned.
I've kept the line breaks and question marks as they were in the original.
Doctor's answer:
Hysterosalpingography will never interfere with your menstrual cycle. You can use an early pregnancy test to check if you might be pregnant, or have a color Doppler ultrasound to examine the thickness of the endometrium. The condition of gynecological diseases is very serious, and it is recommended that patients seek immediate treatment. Patients can receive symptomatic treatment according to the doctor's advice. Under the guidance of a doctor, the condition will recover better. At the same time, pay attention to dietary issues. The diet should be light and reasonable, avoid spicy foods to prevent worsening the condition.