Patient's question:
I had a tubal hydrotubation last time, but the hydrotubation failed to reach the pelvic area and didn't go into the fallopian tubes. The doctor recommended that I have a fallopian tube at a big hospital. Can the painless be used for treatment? Do I need to breastfeed for three months? Where can I get it done?Doctor's answer:
Because only fallopian tube hysterosalpingography can clearly identify the location of fallopian tube blockage and understand the morphology of the uterine cavity. Currently, there are two methods for this procedure. One is the traditional X-ray photography, with an accuracy rate of 80%. The other is real-time observation of the contrast agent's supply and arrangement under magnetic resonance imaging, which provides very clear images. In addition to certain therapeutic effects, postoperative care only requires breastfeeding for two weeks and the use of antibiotics as needed. For patients with fallopian tube issues, in addition to proper medical treatment, it is also important to prioritize self-care training, such as paying close attention to personal hygiene.