Patient's question:
How to prevent catching cold with cold water and other factors after tubal contrast examination when experiencing low menstrual flow and infertility for a year?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, it is inferred that you have a low menstrual flow. There are several possible reasons for this, with a common one being thin endometrium, which is often related to hormonal imbalances and multiple induced abortions.You have been infertile for a year, and there are many possible reasons for this. If you have previously been pregnant, it is most likely that the issue lies with your fallopian tubes. Given your low menstrual flow, it is possible that the cause is not ruled out by thin endometrium or hormonal abnormalities. A hysterosalpingogram may reveal tubal inflammation, which could also lead to infertility or ectopic pregnancy.
Currently, it is recommended that you have your hormone levels checked and undergo an ultrasound to assess the thickness of your endometrium. After the hysterosalpingogram, you should avoid sexual intercourse and for one month. Taking antibiotics orally can help prevent infection.