Patient's question:
I sometimes have a dull pain in my lower right abdomen, and sometimes I don't. My period lasts for a very long time after it ends. I had an ultrasound and a hysteroscopy, both of which were normal. Then I had a detailed examination of my urinary system, and that was fine too.Hello, what could be the matter? The doctor said it's inflammation, but even after taking some medication, it's still the same. Should I get a fallopian tube? I haven't had that done yet. Can a fallopian tube check for inflammation in the uterus and fallopian tubes?
Is a fallopian tube harmful to the body?
Doctor's answer:
The contrast agent used in fallopian tube angiography can be metabolized and excreted by the kidneys within a certain period of time, with minimal impact on the body. Fallopian tube angiography is performed to examine cases of inflammation and adhesions in the fallopian tubes, which may lead to infertility. Currently, you should undergo a transvaginal ultrasound first to assess the situation, and avoid angiography for gynecological diseases, as such conditions are often difficult to accept treatment for. Friends with gynecological conditions should maintain a positive mindset and face them with optimism, as this can boost their confidence in fighting the disease and believing that treatment can be accepted.