How long after the fallopian tube is intubated can I have a child?

Fallopian tube hydrotubation has become the first choice for many women with bilateral fallopian tube obstruction. It is true that the problem of infertility can be effectively changed after fallopian tube hydrotubation. However, many women nowadays are eager to prepare for pregnancy and childbirth after fallopian tube hydrotubation, but are also worried about what effects fallopian tube hydrotubation will have on the baby, so they are very confused and distressed. How long does it take to get pregnant after the fallopian tube is opened? What are the common problems after the fallopian tube is opened? Let's take a detailed look at it together!

How long does it take to conceive after the fallopian tube is opened?

Before answering the question of how long it will take to get pregnant after fallopian tube hydrotubation, let's first discuss what the process of fallopian tube hydrotubation is like. Hydrotubation actually uses saline or methylene blue solution to be introduced into the uterine cavity from the cervix. This aqueous solution will then be injected into the fallopian tubes along with the uterine cavity. The doctor will then use the pressure of the liquid to help the blocked fallopian tubes to recover smoothly.

Many people think that after the fallopian tube hydrotubation, the patient's bilateral fallopian tubes are already in a smooth state, so there is no problem with getting pregnant at any time. But in fact, after the fallopian tube hydrotubation, the restoration of bilateral fallopian tubes still requires a gradual recovery process, so doctors generally recommend postponing pregnancy plans. How long does it take to get pregnant after the fallopian tubes are opened? Generally speaking, within 3 to 6 months after the fallopian tubes are opened, it is the best time to repair bilateral fallopian tubes. At this time, you can prepare for pregnancy and fulfill your wish.

What are the common problems after fallopian tube hydrotubation?

(1) After the fallopian tube is hydrotubated, the patient may experience vaginal bleeding for a few days. If there are no other discomfort symptoms, it is generally a normal condition. It only needs to be cleaned properly to avoid infection, inflammation and other problems.

(2) After the fallopian tubes are restored, sexual intercourse should be suspended for at least two weeks, and patients with special circumstances may consider appropriate antibiotic treatment to prevent infection.

The above is a brief introduction about how long it will take to get pregnant after the fallopian tubes are unblocked. Of course, blockage of the fallopian tubes will affect women's normal fertility. In order to avoid such adverse effects, it is recommended that women who are preparing to get pregnant after marriage, both husband and wife go to the hospital for a detailed physical examination to see if they meet the conditions for fertility. If symptoms that affect fertility do appear, they must be treated in time.