There are no obvious symptoms of fallopian tube obstruction, so some women may not be aware of it even if they suffer from it. Often, after more than six months of preparation for pregnancy without success, they go to the hospital for examination and discover that it is fallopian tube obstruction. So, is it good to have water supply for fallopian tube obstruction?
Whether or not to do water flushing for fallopian tube obstruction depends on the degree of blockage. Water flushing is generally suitable for mild fallopian tube obstruction, but it does not have a good therapeutic effect on severe fallopian tube obstruction. Therefore, women should choose appropriate treatment methods based on the severity of their condition.
When doing fallopian tube flushing, each woman's level of sensation is different, some may feel mild pain, while others may feel more obvious pain. Moreover, water supply should not be blindly carried out. Repeated water supply may cause obvious pain symptoms and cause significant harm to the body. It can affect the peristalsis of the fallopian tubes, increase the risk of infection, and worsen the degree of fallopian tube blockage.
When the degree of blockage in the fallopian tubes is severe, hysterosalpingography can be chosen for recovery. Hysterosalpingography can avoid pain and is performed in a visual environment, which is relatively safe and accurate. After hysterosalpingography, women also need to take relevant antibiotics for treatment to avoid infection. After completing the imaging examination, it is best to wait for three months before planning to conceive, and to take the correct contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse.
