Patient's question:
How can you know if the fallopian tubes are open?Doctor's answer:
To determine if the fallopian tubes have issues, you can directly undergo fallopian tube; it is not advisable to use to check for blockages in the fallopian tubes, as the false-positive rate is too high, which is why the World Health Organization (WHO) has phased out the use of tubal as a method for examining fallopian tubes. Currently, there are two types of fallopian tube: 1) Traditional iodine oil. It has slow excretion, can easily cause fallopian tube adhesion, requires postoperative abstinence for 3 months, and if an issue is detected, treatment cannot be performed in that month, causing discomfort to the patient. 2) Absorbable technology. It is painless, does not damage the fallopian tubes, does not affect normal pregnancy in the following month, allows treatment if an issue is detected in that month, and if there is mild partial adhesion in the fallopian tubes, it can be cleared at the time, making it possible to conceive the next month after the examination. You can choose to visit a fertility and infertility specialist hospital for examination within 2-5 days after menstruation, ensuring no sexual activity during this period, to clarify the situation.