Hysterosalpingography is a common gynecological examination method, mainly used to detect whether the female fallopian tubes are blocked. Generally, when the female fallopian tubes are blocked, it can easily lead to pain symptoms. Will fallopian tube imaging be painless and blocked?
The fallopian tubes are an important reproductive system for women. When women suffer from blocked fallopian tubes, most patients choose to undergo hysterosalpingography for detection. Usually, there is pain during hysterosalpingography when the fallopian tubes are blocked, but if there is no pain during hysterosalpingography, it means that the fallopian tubes are not blocked. However, the specific situation still needs to be judged based on the shape of the fallopian tubes.
If a woman's cervix is tight and small, it needs to be dilated during the examination, which will increase the imaging steps and affect the normal examination speed. Sometimes it cannot be completed directly, which can also easily cause pain to women during the examination. If the patient's cooperation during the examination is not very good, it can also easily affect the examination and cause discomfort.
When women experience pain during hysterosalpingography, they must promptly report it to their doctor. This may indicate blockage in the fallopian tubes, which requires attention. Because blocked fallopian tubes not only affect women's health, but can also lead to infertility in severe cases, timely treatment must be taken when such a situation occurs.
