The uterus is a very important organ for women, but many women suffer from inflammation in the uterus, which can seriously affect their fertility. Therefore, many women have great concerns about this aspect, but they also cannot understand the examination methods. So, how many milliliters of fallopian tube fluid is normal?
Hysterosalpingography is actually the process of injecting physiological saline into the uterine cavity and then flowing towards the fallopian tubes. It determines whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed based on the resistance encountered during the registration of physiological saline and the reflux of drinking water. When injecting physiological saline, the pressure of the liquid may also restore the patency of blocked fallopian tubes.
When performing tubal patency, 20ml of physiological saline is injected into the body, and since the volume of the uterine cavity is around 5-7ml, the reflux is generally around 5ml. Tubal patency is actually referred to as hysterosalpingography. The effectiveness of hysterosalpingography is very high and has been widely used in many diseases, because it accurately determines the patency of the fallopian tubes and confirms the specific location of blockage.
Tubal patency examination should be performed within three to seven days after the end of menstruation, and sexual activity is not allowed before the examination. In addition, sexual activity is not allowed within two weeks after the examination. This can effectively prevent infection. After surgery, it is generally necessary to take some anti infective drugs, and the specific drugs can be selected according to the doctor's recommendation.
