Patient's question:
I had an endometrial biopsy on October 9th last year. The situation at that time was that I would have a little bit of blood after my period, so the doctor recommended the biopsy to check if the endometrium was thickened. The result was normal.What I want to ask is that I would like to have a fallopian tube this month. We haven’t had intercourse, but it involves inserting a hand into the vagina. Is this possible? Also, besides the fallopian tube, does it cause harm to other reproductive organs? Can I have a fallopian tube if we haven’t had intercourse and it involves inserting a hand into the vagina?
Doctor's answer:
It should be possible to do contrast imaging. There are almost no drawbacks to fallopian tube contrast imaging. After the contrast imaging, women should definitely not take a bath or have sexual intercourse. Gynecological diseases have a very significant impact on patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary issues, with a focus on light and simple foods, so that gynecological disease patients can receive professional treatment.