Patient's question:
Doctor, when you and I were young, we managed jobs that were embarrassing. We also had serious gynecological issues back then, but we didn't get timely treatment. Now that we're married, we haven't been able to get pregnant. I want to check if there's a blockage in the fallopian tubes. Can an ultrasound check the fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Your ultrasound examination did not take pictures accurately. Hospitals generally perform imaging tests in this area. During the fallopian tube imaging test, mild pain may occur again, and many women may experience a small amount of bleeding after the test. These are all normal phenomena. The pain is also bearable. If a woman has fallopian tube blockage during the test, she needs to receive timely treatment to successfully conceive.