Patient's question:
A while ago, I had some severe gynecological issues, and then had sexual relations with my boyfriend again. I didn't get pregnant, so I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. They said it was my fallopian tube blockage and that I needed to have a fallopian tube surgery. So, how is fallopian tube done?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if there is a consideration of fallopian tube blockage at the moment, further careful examination is still necessary. Under normal circumstances, the examination should be conducted on the third day after the menstrual cycle is clean. It is necessary to clarify the specific degree of fallopian tube blockage and the extent of the condition. Usually, an iodine oil contrast examination under X-ray is required. Post-surgery, it is generally recommended to strictly prohibit sexual activity for half a month and to wait until three months after the surgery before trying to conceive.