Patient's question:
I had a hysterosalpingogram on August 1st. The results showed that the left fallopian tube fimbria was almost completely blocked in the pelvic cavity, while the right tube was open but with significant obstruction. My period was supposed to come on August 22nd this month, but it hasn't arrived yet. Previously, my periods were always regular, and I would experience breast pain before menstruation, which would disappear after the period ended. This month is the same—my breasts have been swollen and painful for a week, but my period still hasn't come. I have been taking daily tests, and they all show that I am not pregnant. What could be the reason for delayed menstruation after a hysterosalpingogram?Doctor's answer:
On August 1st, I had a fallopian tube. It was expected that my period would come on the 22nd, but now it has been delayed by a week and has not arrived yet. It is recommended that you check your blood hCG level to see if it is normal, and test with a pregnancy test to see if you are pregnant. hCG values are not accurate. The recurrence of fallopian tube issues poses a serious threat to women's health. The patient needs to pay attention to follow-up tests after the period, maintain a light diet, and avoid spicy foods.