Many women who want to have children but never have them will go to the hospital for hysterosalpingography to see if their fallopian tubes are blocked or obstructed. This is an important examination, especially for women who have been preparing for pregnancy for a long time and are unable to conceive. Is hysterosalpingography harmful to the body?
There is not much harm, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for operation, which can reduce the damage to the body. For mild fallopian tube blockage, it can have a certain dredging effect during imaging, which is more beneficial for women. Hysterosalpingography should be performed 3 to 7 days after the end of menstruation and generally does not require hospitalization.
Hysterosalpingography is an auxiliary examination for infertility by understanding the morphology of a woman's fallopian tubes and uterine cavity under X-ray fluoroscopy. When performing fallopian tube radiography, some contraindications should be noted, such as severe reproductive organ diseases, acute inflammation, irregular vaginal bleeding, menstrual periods, and other special circumstances, which cannot be examined.
For contrast examinations, sexual activity should be avoided for three days before the examination, and sexual activity should be prohibited for two weeks after the examination. If there are any problems, they should be dealt with in a timely manner. Excessive force should not be applied when pushing the contrast agent. Women should sit or sit on the right side to avoid the contrast agent entering the wrong place. Women who usually want to get pregnant should pay attention to exercising and enhancing their physical fitness.
