Patient's question:
Once in the left fallopian tube surgery, until now, I have not returned to the gynecology and obstetrics department of a large hospital for follow-up. The doctor suggested doing a fallopian tube, but a large hospital cannot do it, and I don't know which hospital can do it. I feel very upset! Hello, how to check the fallopian tube? How is fallopian tube done?Doctor's answer:
The examination process for fallopian tube involves the following steps:1. The patient's bladder is filled with a catheter, and routine external genital and vaginal examinations are performed to determine the position and size of the uterus. A vaginal speculum is used to fully expose the cervix.
2. The cervix and vaginal fornix are explored, and sterilization is carried out. If a metal guide is used, the contrast agent must be filled into the guide while ensuring all air is expelled.
3. The catheter is inserted into the uterus and tightly sealed at the cervix to prevent the contrast agent from leaking out. Under monitor guidance, the flow of the contrast agent through the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes is carefully observed, and images are taken.
Recommendation: It is best to consult a large, reputable hospital before undergoing the examination to avoid missing the opportunity for timely treatment.