Patient's question:
Hello, can I have a baby after the recent hysterosalpingogram? We've been married for two years, but haven't been able to conceive, and we haven't taken any contraceptive measures. My mother-in-law always gives me a hard time, and my mother keeps urging me. So, we went to the hospital the other day for a thorough examination, and they said my fallopian tubes are blocked. How can this be treated? Can it be cured? Hello, can I have a baby after the recent hysterosalpingogram?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage may show almost no clinical diagnostic symptoms or physical manifestations, only causing lower abdominal pain when the fallopian tubes become inflamed. Some patients with tubal blockage may experience one-sided or bilateral lower abdominal pain, a sense of heaviness, increased secretions, and lower back pain. During menstruation, the blood flow may continuously increase, but it is easily confused with other diseases. Tubal blockage can lead to female infertility. Please go to a local top-tier hospital for treatment. Wishing you a happy pregnancy!