Patient's question:
I am 25 years old, married for two months, and had a miscarriage last month. After that, I underwent thorough preconception health checks, and the results showed everything was normal. My menstrual cycle is very regular, and I don't have any menstrual cramps. Can a miscarriage prove that my fallopian tubes are open? I want to have a baby in 2019—can I give birth normally?Doctor's answer:
Child! In your case, it's best to have a check-up at a specialized hospital! I suggest you first relax your mind and try your best to have an iodine oil contrast examination at a specialized hospital with better conditions to rule out any abnormal conditions. Good luck! The above advice is for the question "I'm 25 years old, married for two months, and have a lot of energy, can this prove that my fallopian tubes are unobstructed?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!