Patient's question:
Natural abortion, more than a year has passed and I haven't gotten pregnant yet. A few days ago, I had a sex hormone check-up, and everything was normal. Next, should I have a fallopian tube?Doctor's answer:
Multiple irrigation can exacerbate hydrosalpinx, lead to uterine hypertrophy, and cause the fallopian tubes to form cysts, disrupting their function and further expanding infertility. Additionally, tubal irrigation is highly painful, making it easy for pain-sensitive patients to experience false blockages. On the other hand, hysterosalpingography (HSG) is the gold standard for examining how the fallopian tubes are (patent), the degree of patency, and the specific locations of blockages. HSG should be performed 2 to 7 days after the menstrual cycle ends. Women with gynecological conditions can receive professional treatment while also using folk remedies as supplementary therapy. They should maintain a proper diet in daily life and avoid irritating foods.