Patient's question:
Looking at me, 30 and still not pregnant, I'm really anxious to get married. It's been 5 years and I haven't gotten pregnant yet. My husband has been very understanding, but my mother-in-law has been scolding me. I went to consult a doctor who said it's more likely that my fallopian tubes have a problem. Do you want to check them? A more scientific method for checking the fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
The main methods for checking fallopian tube patency include fallopian tube patency test, hysteroscopy, systematic fallopian tube contrast, fallopian tube contrast, etc. Among these, systematic fallopian tube contrast and fallopian tube contrast are currently the most commonly used methods. Many fields still adopt fallopian tube patency technology. Generally, the final decision on which examination method to choose is made by the patient. The doctor will then provide professional advice based on the patient's actual physical condition and cost, and proceed with angiography.