Patient's question:
When suffering from fallopian tube blockage, what auxiliary examinations need to be done in cooperation with the doctor? I searched online, and it seems like I might have fallopian tube blockage, but I'm not too sure. I want to ask what auxiliary examinations need to be done for fallopian tube blockage. Is it troublesome? What kind of help do you care about: When suffering from fallopian tube blockage, what auxiliary examinations need to be done in cooperation with the doctor?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage is generally caused by gynecological inflammation, usually resulting from poor hygiene and sexual activity. The treatment methods may vary among hospitals in different regions, depending on the doctor's proficiency. Tubal contrast examination is a good method for checking the fallopian tubes, in addition to its therapeutic effects. It should be performed three to seven days after the menstrual period. Strictly avoid sexual activity for three days after the left anterior examination and for half a month after the left posterior examination. If necessary, oral antibiotics should be taken to prevent infection.