Patient's question:
Pre-pregnancy check-up revealed mild tubal adhesion. Can I have a hydrotubation? Is it effective? Is hydrotubation useful for mild tubal adhesion?Doctor's answer:
Hydrography is a basic method for checking the patency of fallopian tubes based on the doctor's tactile sensation. It has a low diagnostic rate and cannot detect conditions such as fallopian tube hydrops and fallopian tube leakage. It is also not suitable as a method for clearing blocked fallopian tubes. Repeated hydrography may even lead to artificial hydrops. It is recommended that you choose the three-degree microscopic technique. The three-degree microscopic technique further enhances the diagnostic and therapeutic effects for infertility based on the "three mirrors and one wire" technology. It offers higher clarity, more comprehensive cavity exploration, and complementary advantages of the three mirrors, avoiding the blindness of tube insertion in traditional interventional recanalization procedures and the suffering of repeated multiple examinations.