Patient's question:
Get a fallopian tube, and then have a hysteroscopy surgery to remove polyps.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, uterine polyps are gradually formed due to chronic inflammation stimulation. It is recommended to have a 3D ultrasound on the 5th day of your menstrual period. If polyps are confirmed, a hysteroscopy surgery should be performed to remove them. The general cost is around 3,000, without anesthesia, and the hospital stay is about 3 days, mainly to prevent postoperative inflammation.Advice: Uterine polyps are foreign bodies growing in the uterine cavity, similar to an intrauterine device, which can also affect fertility. Therefore, it is advisable not to have a contrast examination after surgery and to try pregnancy first. Moreover, with the heat, undergoing a contrast examination increases the risk of infection. If you have good ovulation and your partner's sperm quality is also good, if you still haven't conceived after trying to get pregnant for 3 months post-surgery, then you can consider having a contrast examination.