Patient's question:
I had a hydrotubation, and the doctor told me that both sides were open but not unobstructed. Then, I had it done twice every other day, for a total of three hydrotubations. The results were not very good, so the doctor recommended doing a contrast examination next month.Doctor's answer:
First, we must face the issue head-on and not avoid it. To determine if there is fallopian tube blockage, we need to undergo contrast imaging. If there is a blockage, it will be necessary to perform a hydrotubation, which has a relatively high success rate. However, if the blockage is distal, it may be a bit more challenging. But you must trust the expertise of your doctor. If you haven’t undergone a thorough examination yet, how can you know the results? So, don’t worry unnecessarily. Even if it doesn’t work out in the end, it will never interfere with your ability to become a mother, because in addition to a culture dish technique, we can bypass the fallopian tubes and directly reach the uterus. As long as your uterine function is normal. So, when you discover the issue, don’t panic. Focus on solving the problem carefully. Wishing you good luck with your pregnancy.