Patient's question:
Findings of uterine contrast imaging: The bony thoracic cage is intact and symmetrical. The lung fields are clear, and no abnormalities are observed in the heart shadow or diaphragm. This is a case of ectopic pregnancy surgery (specific details not provided). After catheter insertion via the cervix, the uterus appears triangular in shape. The left side is not clearly visible, while the right fallopian tube is displayed as a thin line. The proximal end shows contrast material entering the bloodstream, and the distal end shows contrast material entering the pelvic cavity. Half an hour later, a pelvic film was taken showing the contrast material distributed in a patchy, fluffy pattern.Doctor's answer:
Hello, . As long as timely intravenous antibiotic treatment, anti-inflammatory treatment, and methods such as catheterization for cervical spondylosis, it is normal to get pregnant. , There are many causes that can lead to fallopian tube blockage. Patients need to be treated in a timely manner. It is recommended to go to a authoritative hospital for treatment. Pay attention to the development of the condition, do not treat blindly, and pay attention to nursing in daily life. Ensure a good life routine. I wish you a speedy recovery!