Is it normal to have abdominal pain after angiography?

Hysterosalpingography is a common method used to examine gynecological diseases. This type of examination is mainly used to detect infertility and some fallopian tube diseases, as well as uterine diseases. Contrast examination is an essential medical examination, but some women experience discomfort after undergoing hysterosalpingography, such as abdominal pain and bloating, which may be caused by nervousness during the examination.

1. Causes of abdominal pain after angiography

1. Don't be nervous if you have abdominal pain after salpingography. These are normal manifestations after salpingography. Usually, we will experience vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal soreness, and increased leucorrhea after salpingography. These phenomena are normal and there is no need to be afraid of further development. Just get enough rest and pay attention to protection.

2. If you have abdominal pain and prolonged bleeding after hysterosalpingography, you should pay attention to it and have a check-up in time to prevent other bacteria from infecting you and causing the disease.

2. What kind of care should be done after hysterosalpingography?

1. Women need to abstain from bathing and sexual intercourse for about two weeks after angiography. If necessary, you can be given certain antibiotics to avoid infection.

2. Experts remind us that sometimes, the illusion of tubal obstruction caused by tubal spasm needs to be repeated.

3. If a small amount of vaginal bleeding occurs within one week after the angiography, you do not need to worry if you do not have other discomforts. However, if a woman's vaginal bleeding is too much, exceeds the amount of menstruation, or if other discomforts occur, you should contact your attending physician.