Patient's question:
I initially had a very light menstrual flow and severe menstrual cramps to the point where I had to stay in bed. The blood clots were truly large and rare—far from normal menstrual blood. For this reason, I underwent thorough examinations during my pre-pregnancy period. I did everything related to pre-natal care. However, the results were all normal. Since I have never had a miscarriage after IVF, I would like to ask how to check for tubal inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you carefully check for tubal inflammation, you can do an ultrasound and a gynecological examination. Additionally, you can also undergo tubal irrigation or tubal contrast examination. Tubal inflammation may affect pregnancy or increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy. If you have any symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination within one week after your menstrual period is clean.