Patient's question:
I and my husband have recently been preparing to get married. It is generally recommended to undergo pre-pregnancy tests. However, the doctor said that I might have fallopian tube disease and may need to have fallopian tube hydrotubation or contrast imaging. I have a limited understanding of these tests, so I would like to consult on how it is necessary to undergo fallopian tube hydrotubation or contrast imaging in this case.Doctor's answer:
If during pre-pregnancy testing, it is found that the fallopian tubes are significantly thickened or deviated, and there is suspicion of fallopian tube blockage, it may be necessary to undergo fallopian tube irrigation or contrast imaging. However, if you have been continuously trying to conceive without using contraception, you can also wait for a while before deciding. Therefore, you may temporarily consider not undergoing fallopian tube irrigation or contrast imaging. After marriage, you may be exempt from examinations for one to a year. If pregnancy does not occur successfully during this period, it will be necessary to have thorough examinations.