Patient's question:
I recently had some gynecological examinations at a specialized hospital. Could you please explain why there is bleeding after tubal contrast?Doctor's answer:
It's possible that the technique used during tubal contrast imaging was a bit rough, and some people might experience a small amount of bleeding again after the procedure. Generally, it won't be excessive, and it should stop within three to five days. During this period, you can also take some anti-inflammatory medication to prevent infection, avoid sexual activity, and do not sit in baths or soak in water. If it stops on its own, there is no problem.