Patient's question:
Prepared for half a year without pregnancy, menstruation has been delayed by several weeks this year. The longest was 42 days last time. Dysmenorrhea, and I haven't felt menopause myself. On November 29th, I had a contrast examination, the results were: both fallopian tubes were twisted, and they were unobstructed but not fully open. I also had an antibody test, which showed negative results. Is fallopian tube contrast the same as injecting water?Doctor's answer:
Currently, it is considered normal. If you are still not at ease, it is recommended that both partners visit the hospital for a check-up. This can help determine the ovulation period. Don't be too anxious; a person's mood and environment can also affect conception. Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, their dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients should pay close attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm.