Patient's question:
I've been married for 4 years without children. At first, I didn't want one. Now I want a child. Unfortunately, I can't come. Because I had a drug-induced abortion before, I always feel like there's a problem with my fallopian tubes. I want to go to the hospital for an X-ray to get a thorough check, but I know nothing about it. What is fallopian tube? How is it done? What is fallopian tube? What is uterine and fallopian tube? How is it done?Doctor's answer:
Contrast imaging is a method for examining the detailed pathological changes of fallopian tubes. Through this examination, the specific location and severity of fallopian tube inflammation can be confirmed, providing a basis for doctors to treat. Since the location and degree of inflammation vary, the treatment methods also differ. Treating infertility first requires clarifying the disease to formulate appropriate diagnosis and treatment plans, followed by symptomatic treatment. It is not that traditional medicine can self-heal thousands of people with a single prescription.