Patient's question:
I am preparing to go to the hospital for a fallopian tube to check how my fallopian tubes might be blocked, but I am worried that the surgery will be very so I want to ask the doctor. Hello, how is the preparation for fallopian tube?Doctor's answer:
One, one can go to a local regular hospital to take the patient's bladder stone for routine external and vaginal examinations, including the position and size of the uterus. Use a vaginal speculum to fully expose the cervix.Two, perform sterilization on the cervix and vaginal fornix to explore the uterine cavity. If a metal guide is used, the contrast agent must be filled in the guide while ensuring all air is expelled.
Three, insert the catheter and tightly block the cervix at the {region: external orifice} to prevent the contrast agent from leaking out. Then, under monitor scanning, carefully observe the flow of the contrast agent through the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes, and take photographs.