Patient's question:
I just finished the tubal contrast examination last week, and it is now unblocked. My elderly family members are very impatient about having a baby, and my husband and I, who have been trying for over ten years, are also very anxious. We want to understand how long it will take to get pregnant.Hello, how long does it take to get pregnant after tubal contrast examination?
Doctor's answer:
Hysterosalpingography (HSG) is currently the gold standard for diagnosing whether fallopian tubes are patent, which is an invasive uterine cavity examination performed under X-ray using a special contrast medium to understand how the fallopian tubes are. After undergoing hysterosalpingography, there will be a 7-10 day period of recovery. We generally recommend that couples avoid sexual intercourse for half a month. Due to the potential interference of the contrast medium and radiation on a woman's body, it is advised to wait until after one menstrual period before trying to conceive, which is much better.