Patient's question:
Could you help me take a look at the detailed report of the fallopian tube contrast examination? MRI findings: Pre-contrast examination: The uterus is retroverted with smooth and intact capsule. Good mobility between the uterus and pelvic cavity. The surface of the right ovary shows a 169mm echo-free area. Contrast procedure steps: 1. Insert a double-lumen fallopian tube catheter into the uterine cavity. 2. Inject 37ml of contrast agent, with moderate pain, moderate resistance during injection, and 7ml reflux. Contrast findings: Bilateral fallopian tubes show smooth walls, slightly bent course, flexible morphology, and minimal contrast agent slowly leaking into the pelvic cavity from the fimbriae. A large amount of contrast agent refluxes into the uterine muscle layer and bilateral parametrial venous plexuses. Contrast agent around both ovaries appears as strong echo star-like diffusion. Minimal contrast agent diffuses uniformly around the pelvic cavity. MRI interpretation: Fusion MRI contrast imaging.Doctor's answer:
The patient's condition initially raises suspicion of fallopian tube blockage. If conditions permit, it is recommended to undergo a fallopian tube hydrotubation three to seven days after the menstrual period to assess the situation. Pay attention to hygiene, and wish you a speedy recovery.Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients should pay close attention to their diet and eat more light foods to avoid unnecessary harm.