Patient's question:
I heard that tubal contrast examination is divided into traditional iodine oil contrast and meltable contrast, and the latter is better than the former. Because I don't understand it very well, I would like to ask the experts to explain it to me in detail, what the specific situation is. Now I am questioning my infertility and may have to face this issue directly. I want to have a clear understanding in my mind. How many types are there in tubal contrast examination?Doctor's answer:
The tubal iodine oil examination needs to be performed under X-ray. Due to your current mild cervical inflammation and mild adnexal inflammation, this examination is conducted to understand how your adnexa function normally and whether your fallopian tubes are unobstructed, which is beneficial for a smooth early pregnancy. Additionally, the fallopian tube patency test can also be used to assess the patency of the fallopian tubes. It is recommended that you conceive one month after the examination and stopping medication to prevent potential interference from the medication to the fetus. In addition to timely treatment for gynecological diseases, friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude when facing the illness.