Patient's question:
You and I have wanted a child for three years, but there has been no result. I'm very worried. Today, my friend asked me to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. After hearing the situation, the doctor said he wanted to do a detailed examination of the fallopian tubes. I don't know if it hurts. I'm afraid.Doctor's answer:
Due to the entire process being subjective to the doctor's and patient's perception, different patients may experience varying emotions and pain tolerance during the examination, leading to more false-negative and false-positive diagnoses. Is tubal contrast painful? In clinical diagnosis, many patients experience severe pain in the fallopian tubes during tubal lavage due to muscle tension. This not only misleads doctors into making incorrect diagnoses but also makes the patients feel intense pain during the examination.