Patient's question:
Medical history description: I had a tubal hydrotubation on the left side within 3 days of my menstrual period, and the right side has been removed. The doctor said it was passable but not smooth, and recommended another hydrotubation in 2 days. On the third day in the morning, I had another hydrotubation, but it was still not smooth. Two weeks after sexual intercourse, the next day I felt a slight pain in the area of the left fallopian tube. It has been 3 days, sometimes I don't feel the discomfort anymore.Treatment history and effectiveness: During the second hydrotubation, the doctor said it should be better than the first, but it didn't seem better. After the hydrotubation, there was a slight discomfort in the left lower abdomen. There was a minor bleeding, which resolved after 3 days, and the discomfort in the abdomen also disappeared.
Help needed: I now want to have a child.
Doctor's answer:
Lower left abdominal pain is primarily caused by some gastrointestinal diseases. In addition, for women, it could be a gynecological issue. When women experience lower abdominal pain, excluding cyclical menstrual pain or gastrointestinal dysfunction, it is necessary to consider whether it is a gynecological problem, such as: endometriosis, ruptured ovarian cyst, torsion of the ovary or ovarian cyst, pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, ovarian tumors, ectopic pregnancy, abdominal or pelvic adhesions, etc. It is recommended to consider visiting a local hospital for examination to determine the results before deciding whether it is possible to have children.