Patient's question:
I haven't used any form of contraception for a year, but I haven't gotten pregnant. My friend said it might be because my fallopian tubes are blocked and suggested I get checked.Doctor's answer:
Carefully check how the fallopian tubes are blocked requires a fallopian tube contrast examination. This examination is recommended to be performed between the second and seventh day after menstruation. At least three days of abstinence from sexual activity is required before the examination, and the results of the routine vaginal discharge test should be normal. The cost of the contrast examination varies by region and hospital, ranging from 150 to 600. You can consult at a local hospital. Generally, county-level and municipal hospitals can perform this examination.Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must ensure adequate vitamin intake.