Patient's question:
Underwent a contrast examination and found that both sides of the fallopian tubes were blocked. The doctor said it was caused by inflammation and prescribed some medication, as well as administered some injections for treatment. Can it be cured? No history of induced abortion. No medical history. Other tests are normal.Doctor's answer:
Hello, tubal hydrotubation involves injecting liquid into the uterine cavity using a catheter. The volume and surface area of the uterine cavity are much larger than the cross-sectional area of the catheter and the fallopian tube lumen. According to the principles of fluid dynamics, pressure equals force divided by area. Therefore, the pressure injected into the fallopian tubes is very limited. Tubal hydrotubation has significant limitations and cannot help doctors understand the condition and location of your fallopian tube blockage. Tubal contrast imaging can clearly reveal the condition and location of your fallopian tube blockage, which facilitates doctors' treatment. It is recommended that you seek timely treatment at a formal infertility and subfertility specialty hospital, follow your doctor's advice, and avoid missing the best treatment window. Wishing you good luck with your pregnancy.