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The examination methods for fallopian tubes include hydrotubation, contrast media examination, and laparoscopy. Contrast media examination is the simplest and most effective method. Hysterosalpingography is an imaging examination where a catheter is used to inject contrast medium into the uterine cavity. The contrast medium then flows from the uterine cavity into the fallopian tubes. Under X-ray, the very thin muscular fallopian tubes located in the abdominal cavity can be clearly displayed. It not only shows the patency of the entire fallopian tube but also very clearly identifies the location and nature of any blockages. During the examination, increasing the injection pressure while clearing the fallopian tubes is also the most direct and effective treatment. After flushing the vagina for 24 hours, take one diffusion film to observe the dispersion of the contrast medium in the pelvic cavity.