Tubal flushes do not normally cause fever, but some women may develop an infection after the operation, or an aggravation of a pre-existing infection may result in fever.
Fever after tubal flux is mostly related to infection, but this operation is very simple, less traumatic to the body, the examination process is only a few minutes, and before the operation need to routinely disinfect the vulva and vagina, if there is no inflammation of the reproductive tract before the operation, and pay attention to the maintenance of the operation, the chances of postoperative infection is very low, so most of them will not have a fever.
Unless the patient’s body immunity is low, and there is acute and subacute genital inflammation before the examination, such as bacterial vaginosis, trichomonas vaginitis or acute pelvic inflammation, etc., the inflammation is carried out in the absence of control of tubal fluids, which may cause inflammation to spread and aggravate the infection, thus causing fever.
Do tubal fluids must go to a regular hospital, before the operation to check the leukorrhea routine, blood routine, ultrasound, etc. to rule out reproductive tract infection, before and after the examination to prohibit sexual intercourse. After the examination, once found that the body temperature increases, should promptly consult the doctor to identify the cause and reasonable treatment.