Patient's question:
I had a contrast examination in June, and it seemed that my fallopian tubes were open. However, in September, I got pregnant with an ectopic pregnancy and had surgery. The left fallopian tube was removed, and the doctor said the adhesions on the right side had already been peeled off! I want to ask: how is the result of this fallopian tube contrast examination? Do I need to have a hydrotubation again?Doctor's answer:
I have reviewed your medical records and the images you sent. Based on the films and reports, they indicate that both fallopian tubes are patent. Hydrotubation is not necessary. For patients with fallopian tube issues, in addition to timely treatment, it is also important to prioritize self-care training. During the treatment period, attention should be paid to hygiene, maintaining cleanliness of the private area, avoiding sexual intercourse, and consuming fewer spicy and irritating foods.