Patient's question:
What is water diversion? How much does it cost to do it once? Can it be done in a secondary hospital? Do general pharmacies sell ovulation test strips?Doctor's answer:
Hydrotubation is a procedure where some medication is injected into the uterine cavity to check if the fallopian tubes are open. It is entirely based on the situation. During the injection, you will feel resistance if the tubes are blocked, and you will know if the medication is fully injected into the uterine cavity. You may experience abdominal bloating or pain. The cost varies by region, and it can be done at any gynecological department in a hospital. Ovulation test strips and early pregnancy test strips can be purchased at pharmacies. If hydrotubation is not successful, then contrast imaging may be considered.