Patient's question:
Doctor, what's wrong with me now? What are the harms of tubal hydrotubation to the body?Doctor's answer:
Because tubal hydrotubation is a careful examination of how the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the fluid used for hydrotubation contains anti-inflammatory drugs. If there is local inflammation, it can also have a therapeutic effect. Therefore, tubal hydrotubation is generally never harmful to the body and can be used as a method to check how unobstructed the fallopian tubes are. However, its drawback is that it cannot pinpoint the location of inflammation. Tubal contrast can directly observe the location of inflammation.