Sequelae of salpingography

The fallopian tube is a very important part of the female reproductive organ. Many women will suffer from fallopian tube blockage due to various reasons. Hysterosalpingography is a method used to detect whether the fallopian tube is unobstructed. Blocked fallopian tube can lead to infertility and ectopic pregnancy. A condition in which there is bleeding in the uterus. Then the salpingography should pay attention to the appropriate time of the operation, which is generally about a week after the menstruation ends, and sexual intercourse is prohibited one week before the operation.

Question 1

A hysterosalpingogram is just a common test of the fallopian tubes. Since the contrast agents currently used are mostly well-absorbed aqueous contrast agents such as diatrizoate or iohexol, imported contrast agents are also useful. So there are no sequelae.

It can accurately reflect the patient's condition by taking X-rays. You can understand whether the development of the uterus and fallopian tubes is normal; whether the uterine cavity morphology is normal, whether there is uterine cavity adhesion; whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed and the degree of patency; the location and degree of blockage; whether there is water accumulation; whether the course is tortuous or upward, all of which can be seen clearly on the film.

The treatment methods for different fallopian tube diseases are different, and the basis for choosing the treatment method is the angiography film.

The cost of angiography varies depending on the region and hospital, ranging from 150 to 600. You can consult your local hospital.

Some patients experience no discomfort during the examination; others experience discomfort or pain due to contrast agent irritation, tubal spasm, excessive bolus pressure, or tubal obstruction.

Question 2

??The harm of hysterosalpingography is not great and can basically be ignored. Just be aware of the precautions before and after the examination to avoid any sequelae. Basically, it is harmless to do this test. Pay attention to acute and subacute internal and external genital inflammation before examination. Patients with severe systemic diseases who cannot tolerate surgery. Pregnancy and menstruation. Within 6 weeks after childbirth, miscarriage or uterine incontinence surgery. People who are allergic to iodine. After the examination, please note that you should refrain from bathing in the tub and having sexual intercourse for two weeks after salpingography. Antibiotics may be given as appropriate to prevent infection.