Patient's question:
Hello, how is the doctor's imaging done? How much does it cost approximately? Is the fallopian tube imaging effective??Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are currently two types of contrast media: 1 is the traditional iodine oil contrast. It has slow excretion, is prone to causing tubal adhesion, requires three months of contraception after surgery, and if there are problems, treatment cannot be done in that month. The patient will experience pain. 2 is a water-soluble, absorbable contrast agent, which is painless, does not damage the fallopian tubes, does not irritate the pelvic cavity, and does not affect conception the following month. The best diagnostic method for the fallopian tubes currently is digital dynamic tubal contrast. The treatment method varies depending on the location and degree of fallopian tube blockage. It is recommended to go to a professional and regular hospital as soon as possible to identify the cause and treat accordingly.