Category: Fallopian tube blockage

Q: Why do blocked fallopian tubes cause infertility? A: The fallopian tubes are a pair of long, flared, curved tubes, one on each side, about 7 to 15 cm long.…

　　When many of you get the report of hysterosalpingogram (HSG), you will ask the question: Where is the obstruction site? Why is it important to know the site of obstruction?…

　　Many patients come to their imaging appointments hoping that the sooner the better, the better. In fact, there is a time to choose the time of the imaging. In our…

　　Why is it necessary to open the fallopian tubes for successful conception?　　”The fallopian tube is a very important passage in the normal fertility process. First, the egg and the sperm…

　　According to foreign statistics, 82.4% of patients with ectopic pregnancy are caused by poorly functioning fallopian tubes, so treatment of poorly functioning fallopian tubes is the key to preventing ectopic…

　　Tubal obstructive infertility is an important cause of female infertility, accounting for about 30% to 50% of female infertility as reported in the literature, and its incidence is increasing with…

　　The common methods to check tubal blockage for women of reproductive age are tubal imaging, tubal lysis, tubal guide wire, etc. The charges are different for different examination methods, and…

　　With the increasing incidence of tubal obstruction in recent years, the number of infertility cases caused by tubal obstruction is also increasing. Studies at home and abroad have shown that…

　　Interventional radiology is guided by imaging medicine (X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI), through a percutaneous puncture route or through the body’s original orifice, inserting a specially designed catheter or instrument into…

　　1. Do not have intercourse after menstruation, see the clinic after menstruation (Shanghai patients) or on the 2nd-3rd day after menstruation (foreign patients can reduce the number of trips to…