I want to get pregnant, but I have been unable to conceive successfully. Faced with this situation, both men and women will be very worried. Many women have heard that undergoing contrast surgery can increase the chances of successful pregnancy. So, is it easier to get pregnant after imaging?
It is true that pregnancy is easier after imaging, but it must be combined with the specific symptoms of the female body. If a woman's unsuccessful conception is caused by blocked fallopian tubes. Hysterosalpingography surgery can be performed to help unblock blocked fallopian tubes. Once the fallopian tubes become unobstructed, it is naturally easier to conceive successfully.
Not every woman who fails to conceive needs to undergo imaging. Because imaging requires a certain degree of specificity, if a woman has blocked fallopian tubes or abnormal uterus, then imaging can be performed. Performing imaging in this situation can indeed increase the chances of successful pregnancy for women. If infertility is caused by abnormal eggs or other conditions, it is also difficult to successfully conceive through imaging surgery.
After undergoing imaging, women who want to get pregnant must pay attention to resting more after the surgery and wait for a period of time for their body to repair before considering the specific details of pregnancy. Of course, in order to successfully conceive, it is also important to pay attention to the specific timing of sexual intercourse. Only when sexual intercourse occurs during a woman's ovulation period will the chances of successful pregnancy be higher, making it easier to conceive.
