Patient's question:
I had a hysterosalpingogram on November 1st. I would like to ask if I can get pregnant in December, and if I do, will it affect the child? Because one doctor said it's okay to wait for two months, while another doctor said I just need to take contraceptive measures in November and can have a baby this month. I'm not sure which to believe. Please guide me, experts. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
After contrast examination, it is best to avoid pregnancy for three months to reduce the potential effects of X-ray exposure. However, clinical observations have found that women who conceive in the month following contrast examination do not have an increased risk of fetal abnormalities. It is recommended to undergo a comprehensive examination at a formal and professional infertility hospital and then treat the condition based on the identified cause. Selecting different treatment measures and assisted reproductive technologies based on different diseases can achieve twice the result with half the effort! Only by accurately diagnosing the cause and choosing appropriate treatment measures can a satisfactory outcome be achieved. Good luck with your pregnancy!