Patient's question:
Last month, I had two hydrotubation treatments for tubal blockage. The first one was very painful, and the water flowed back after it was injected. The second one was much less painful, and the water did not flow back. The doctor said it was almost fine. He prescribed me to take Ginkgo biloba for 15 consecutive days and suggested another hydrotubation in December, which should solve the problem.Yesterday was the 12th day of my period, and I had another hydrotubation. It was extremely painful again. The doctor said it might be because the area that was previously cleared has re-adhered. How is this possible? ?? If this continues, it will be cleared and then re-adhered, and when will this end? ???
The doctor recommended that I have a contrast examination to check which part is not unobstructed.
Doctor's answer:
1. Tubal cannulation involves the use of medication or physiological saline to be injected into the uterine cavity through the cervix. Generally, after recanalization, the prognosis is good, and adhesion will not recur. If there is an infection, it cannot be ruled out that the fallopian tube may be re-infected and adhere again. It is recommended to review at the hospital one month after recanalization. If there are any abnormalities, corresponding treatment should be promptly administered under the guidance of a doctor.2. Maintain a good mood. Do not have stress.