Can women with gynecological inflammation undergo tubal contrast examination?

Patient's question:

Hello doctor, do I have a gynecological inflammation and can I do tubal contrast? Will gynecological diseases affect it?

Doctor's answer:

If you want to carefully check for blocked fallopian tubes right now, and if you have gynecological inflammation, it is best to first undergo anti-inflammatory treatment for a few days before doing a fallopian tube. If a blocked fallopian tube is found, cooperate with the doctor to perform fallopian tube dilation. This examination is generally carried out 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period, and it is necessary to maintain cleanliness before and after the examination.

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