Patient's question:
After 1.5 years of infertility, I had an abortion without pain once in 2005 and once in 2008. My menstrual flow has been light for about a year, and my cycle is regular. On the third day after my last menstrual period, I underwent a tubal dye test. During the procedure, I experienced excessive nervousness and chest tightness. The left fallopian tube showed no blockage, but the right fallopian tube did not show up during both attempts to insert the catheter and push the dye. After the X-ray film was printed, the right side of the uterus appeared completely dark, with nothing visible. How is it possible that my excessive nervousness caused the X-ray to fail to capture anything?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is definitely that the right fallopian tube is blocked, and it has nothing to do with your stress. However, since the left side is open, there should be a chance of getting pregnant. Being infertile for a year and a half may indicate other issues, so it's recommended to check your menopausal status and the male partner's semen. Women with gynecological conditions can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while seeking symptomatic treatment. It's important to maintain a proper diet in daily life and avoid foods.