Hysterosalpingography report

At present, many women suffer from different types of gynecological inflammation, and there are many ways to check gynecological diseases. Among them, hysterography is a very common examination item, which can clearly observe the patient's disease risks. However, most people are not professional doctors and are still confused about the results. Next, let’s look at how to make a judgment using hysterography.

How to judge hysterography

1. Normal uterus and bilateral fallopian tubes: The uterine cavity is inverted triangle, the bilateral fallopian tubes are soft in shape, and scattered contrast agent is seen in the pelvis on the line film 24 hours later.

2. Abnormalities in the uterine cavity: When suffering from intrauterine tuberculosis, the uterus loses its original inverted triangle shape, and the endometrium becomes jagged and uneven; when suffering from submucosal uterine fibroids, it can be seen that the uterine cavity is filled with damage; when the uterus is malformed, there is relative display information.

3. Abnormalities of both fallopian tubes: When suffering from tubal tuberculosis, the shape of both fallopian tubes is irregular, rigid or beaded, and sometimes calcification points can be seen; when there is hydrosalpinx, the distal parts of both fallopian tubes are enlarged like balloons; after 24 hours, the pelvic X-ray film shows no scattered contrast agent in the pelvis, indicating fallopian tube obstruction; abnormal development of both fallopian tubes, such as too long or too short fallopian tubes, abnormally enlarged fallopian tubes, and bilateral fallopian tube diverticula.

Frequently asked questions about hysterography

1. When flushing the cervical tube with iodized oil, be sure to exhaust the gas to prevent the gas from entering the uterine cavity and causing damage to the flushing tube, resulting in misdiagnosis.

2. The cervical tube and the uterine opening must be close to each other to prevent iodized oil from being injected into the female vagina.

3. The hose should not be inserted too deep to avoid damaging the uterus or causing uterine perforation.

4. When introducing iodized oil, do not use too much force and do not push it too quickly to avoid damaging the fallopian tubes on both sides.

5. If abnormal passages of contrast agent are found under fluoroscopy, and the patient coughs, alert to the possibility of oil plug, stop the operation immediately, adopt the head-down position, and observe carefully.

6. Do not take a sitting bath or have sexual intercourse for 2 weeks after the angiography examination. Antibiotics may be considered to prevent infection.

7. Sometimes, bilateral tubal spasm may cause the illusion of tubal obstruction. Repeated angiography examinations should be performed if necessary.

The above is the relevant content about how to judge hysterography. In short, this examination item can help us understand our physical condition more clearly, so it is necessary to check it. Generally speaking, it will not cause adverse effects on the human body, so there is no need to worry too much. I hope this article can help everyone!