As one of the important reproductive organs in the female body, the fallopian tubes are mainly used to combine eggs and sperm in the fallopian tubes to form a fertilized egg, which is then transported to the uterus for implantation. Therefore, if there is blockage in the fallopian tubes, it can lead to infertility in women. So, can flushing open the blocked fallopian tubes?
The method of treating fallopian tube blockage by flushing is currently a relatively backward approach, and the specific results after flushing mainly depend on the subjective judgment of the doctor. Because fallopian tube drainage is blind and relies entirely on the doctor's touch and experience to draw water, poor operation can easily lead to hydrosalpinx, and drainage cannot determine the specific location of fallopian tube blockage.
Therefore, currently, fluid infusion is usually only used as a preliminary screening method for diagnosing tubal obstruction and infertility. Compared to tubal patency, hysterosalpingography is now more commonly used in clinical practice. The side effects of this examination method are relatively small, and the damage to the female body is also relatively small. Moreover, it can accurately determine the specific location of fallopian tube blockage with an accuracy rate of about 98%.
When women find that their fallopian tubes are blocked, in addition to taking formal treatment, they also need to pay more attention to their diet. You can eat more foods containing iodine, such as seafood like sea fish or shrimp. You should also eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to ensure normal intake of vitamins.
