Patient's question:
Married for a year without pregnancy, now being treated at Pingxiang Third HospitalDoctor's answer:
Hello:To check the fallopian tubes, a contrast examination is required. Currently, there are two common methods for contrast examination. One is the traditional iodine oil contrast, which requires postoperative contraception for 3 months. The patient may experience discomfort, the imaging process is slow, requiring secondary exposure, and the accuracy is relatively poor, with a higher risk of allergic reactions.
The other is the advanced absorbable iodine water contrast, which does not affect conception in the second month, is painless, has high accuracy, and provides a single imaging result. It can also help mild adhesions to some extent.
The cost varies depending on the contrast method used. It is recommended that you undergo the examination at a formal specialized hospital. Based on the examination results, try to conceive under the guidance of a doctor. Wishing you good health.