The fallopian tubes are a very important reproductive organ for women, and any problems can affect their normal fertility. Blockage and hydrosalpinx are common problems with the fallopian tubes, often caused by gynecological diseases or women's lack of hygiene. Some women may experience fallopian tube elevation, so how can we check if the fallopian tubes are elevated?
To check if there is any upward movement of the fallopian tubes, a hysterosalpingography can be performed. Under the imaging, the female's fallopian tubes can be seen for blockage, hydrosalpinx, and upward movement. If the problem of fallopian tube elevation is found, conservative or surgical treatment can be used. If pregnancy is desired, surgical treatment is recommended.
Women need to maintain a positive attitude before undergoing fallopian tube surgery, preferably by undergoing a gynecological examination. If there are gynecological diseases, treatment should be given before surgery. After surgery, be sure to rest more, avoid staying up late, and eat more foods with high calcium and protein content. Within one month after surgery, sexual intercourse is not allowed and special attention should be paid.
In general, hysterosalpingography can be used to detect whether there is an upward movement of the fallopian tubes, and timely treatment can be provided if any problems occur. Women must pay attention to hygiene in their daily lives. If they have gynecological diseases, they need to be checked and treated immediately to avoid worsening the disease and affecting other organs.
