Patient's question:
Description of the problem: Due to infertility, I had a tubal contrast examination at a local infertility specialist in November last year. The results showed that the uterus was severely tilted to the left, had an abnormal shape, and was stuck together with the left fallopian tube. However, the contrast examination revealed that the left fallopian tube was patent and tortuous, while the right one was partially obstructed. In April this year, I had an ultrasound examination at another hospital to check the follicles, and the results showed that the uterus was in a normal position and had no shape issues! What's going on? Which result is correct? Is it that the contrast examination at small hospitals is not reliable? Should I redo the contrast examination or proceed directly with laparoscopy? I would appreciate it if the doctor could provide guidance!Doctor's answer:
Hello! Excessive examination affects pregnancy. You can try to conceive for a year. To increase the chances of conception, it is best to place a pillow under the woman's buttocks before ejaculation and keep it for half an hour. Additionally, have intercourse every other day in the 5 days before ovulation and the 4 days after ovulation. This increases the chances of pregnancy. If you still cannot conceive, you can go to a regular large hospital for examination and treatment. Please rest assured!