Patient's question:
I have gynecological inflammation, but I need to have a fallopian tube. Can I have a fallopian tube with gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
You have gynecological inflammation. If it is chronic inflammation, it is generally possible to undergo tubal contrast examination. However, if it is acute inflammation or severe inflammation, this situation is generally not recommended for tubal contrast examination. This is because contrast examination is also an artificial factor that can increase the risk of infection and easily exacerbate inflammation. You need to actively control the inflammation, and after undergoing tubal contrast examination, you also need to actively use medication to prevent infection.