Patient's question:
When the fallopian tube hysterosalpingography was completed, the doctor said there was a slight abrasion and it was not a big deal. The detailed examination results showed that there was inflammation in one fallopian tube, with one tube being unobstructed and the other partially unobstructed. One month later, after having sex with my husband for three days, I realized what the abrasion was about? What are the causes of bleeding after fallopian tube hysterosalpingography?Doctor's answer:
Generally, if there is skin peeling after sexual activity, it is recommended to prevent damage to the vaginal wall or cervicitis caused by improper sexual actions. It is advisable to rest and avoid consuming extremely cold and irritating foods. Additionally, it is recommended to actively cooperate with each other in undergoing routine gynecological examinations and applying anti-inflammatory topical medications to stabilize the condition. Preventing the spread of infection is also important. If it occurs only occasionally, it is not a major issue. For gynecological patients, in addition to symptomatic treatment, it is necessary to maintain deep sleep and ensure sufficient rest, as this will help you recover quickly from the condition.