Do oviduct examination need blood test

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Tubal obstruction is a common cause of infertility, accounting for 1 / 3 of infertility patients. In recent years, it has a rising trend, which is a difficult problem in the treatment of infertility. In order to prevent this situation, I'd like to introduce you to do tubal examination need blood test.

Do oviduct examination need blood test

First: salpingography is the gold standard for the diagnosis of tubal obstruction. By injecting contrast agent into the uterus, the contrast agent can well show the shape of uterine cavity and fallopian tube under X-ray.

Second: salpingography is a kind of non-invasive examination, but because salpingography is retrograde, if there is inflammation in vagina and endometrium, during the process of salpingography, bacteria will go retrograde with the contrast medium to infect the uterine cavity, fallopian tube, and even spread to the pelvic cavity. Therefore, before salpingography, gynecological examination should be carried out to determine whether there is gynecological inflammation. For patients with vaginitis, endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease, the examination should be carried out after anti-inflammatory treatment.

Third: blood routine examination is also one of the items that must be checked before operation. Through blood routine examination, we can judge whether there is bacterial infection, anemia and thrombocytopenia in the body. If thrombocytopenia occurs, the patient may have secondary bleeding in the process of operation, and the examination should be postponed. At present, most of the contrast media used in salpingography are iodine containing contrast media. If the thyroid function is abnormal, iodine containing contrast media should be used with caution.

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