Patient's question:
Before going to the hospital for a pre-examination, the doctor said there were problems with the fallopian tubes and prepared to do a contrast examination. Can the fallopian tube contrast examination be anesthetized?Doctor's answer:
There is also a painless option for hysterosalpingography, but it's actually not very necessary to do so, because the procedure is not particularly painful. Especially if the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, you won't feel any pain at all. However, if you are very timid and find it extremely uncomfortable, you can opt for the painless method. It is recommended that you consult with your treating doctor to see if the hospital you are visiting offers painless hysterosalpingography.