Patient's question:
I have been married to my wife for five years, and she has never been pregnant. She usually has a lot of leukorrhea and a bad odor. The doctor said that the fallopian tubes may be inflamed, which is why she hasn't been able to get pregnant. So, she needs to have a magnetic resonance angiography of the fallopian tubes. Is it painful?Doctor's answer:
Hysterosalpingography can cause pain, but preoperative intramuscular injection of anesthetic can relieve it. Many people feel severe abdominal pain, even to the point of being unbearable, accompanied by nausea, dryness, fatigue, and even shock. The catheter insertion into the uterine cavity and stimulation of the uterus and fallopian tubes can cause intense pain; if the fallopian tubes are not unobstructed or are unobstructed, it can lead to pain in patients with poor pain tolerance. After the procedure, appropriate rest can alleviate the pain symptoms. It is recommended that patients carefully observe for 1 hour before discharge and then return to the hospital.