How does abdominal pain return a responsibility after tubal water is passed? Tubal disease is one of the important causes of female infertility. Many female friends will have a stomachache after tubal surgery. So, is the stomachache serious after tubal surgery? What is the cause of stomachache after fallopian tube passes through water? Next, let me give you a deeper understanding.
Generally speaking, tubal drainage is generally painless, but a little bloating. Some people say it feels like constipation, but if the pelvic environment is poor, it may be because of tubal adhesion or pelvic inflammatory disease and pain. When water passes, there will be pressure and pain. According to different diseases, different treatment measures and pregnancy-assisting techniques are selected. Only after the accurate diagnosis of the cause can we choose the appropriate treatment measures. It is suggested that it is best to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination, or take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally, or choose intravenous infusion treatment, which can also have good results. During this period, you must pay attention to personal hygiene and cleanliness, and don't have sex for two weeks after the fallopian tube is watered.
When doing tubal drainage, I feel unbearable pain, one is related to tubal blockage, the other is related to tubal spasm; So I suggest you do salpingography next month to make a clear diagnosis of tubal abnormalities.
It is normal to have a slight pain in the abdomen after urinating. Whether it is unobstructed needs to be tested to see the situation in the fallopian tube. If you urinate smoothly, the pain is slight, but if you urinate with great resistance and stimulation, you will have strong pain. It is suggested that hot bags can be used to relieve the pain caused by pelvic congestion, pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue. If abdominal pain is aggravated or lasts for a long time, considering the possibility of inflammation, oral anti-inflammatory drugs are recommended. Cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken, and it takes many times to treat tubal obstruction with liquid.
Does it hurt to pass water through the fallopian tube? What happened in tubal nowhere really affected people's health, and tubal nowhere appeared. We need to achieve effective treatment through drainage surgery. So, does it hurt to do tubal drainage surgery? Let me explain it to you in detail. I hope my introduction can help more people.
It hurts when you do it for the first time. The doctor found a dilator to open the vaginal opening, which is about the size of a ping-pong ball. If you insert a catheter of the right type into the uterus, you may not be able to insert it once, and then insert it again. When liquid is introduced, the liquid enters the uterus and flows through the two fallopian tubes. The uterus will feel uncomfortable and want to vomit. If two fallopian tubes are opened, at most 2 or 3 minutes will pass. If one of them doesn't work, it will hurt because the medicine is dissolving the adhesion. Although running water hurts, you must do it. Otherwise, tubal adhesion will seriously affect fertility and lead to ectopic pregnancy.
The whole process is divided into adhesion separation, tubal plastic surgery and recanalization.
(1) During pelvic adhesions separation, all kinds of adhesions should be completely separated to restore the normal anatomical relationship and morphology of pelvic organs. Try to avoid damaging serosa and blood vessels when separating adhesion. Electrocoagulation has a good hemostatic effect and can reduce postoperative re-adhesion.
(2) The separation and plastic surgery of tubal umbrella end adhesion should separate the adhesion, trim the scar, make the umbrella part return to normal shape, and then turn it out and sew it with O.5cm to make the intima outward, so that it is not easy to adhere again in the future.
(3) If the ampullostomy of fallopian tube loses its function because the umbrella is seriously damaged, the umbrella should be removed to expose the wide and soft ampulla, and then 3-4 flaps should be cut longitudinally, with a depth of about 65438±0cm, and everted and stitched to make a new umbrella end.
(4) Tubal nodule resection and anastomosis The fallopian tube is blocked by local inflammatory nodules or ectopic nodules, which can be anastomosed again after resection to restore its patency.
(5) If the interstitial part of the tubal corner anastomosis is complete and the isthmus part is damaged or blocked, it should be anastomosed after resection to restore its patency.
(6) Intrauterine tubal transplantation. If the interstitial part of the fallopian tube is seriously blocked and the isthmus and distal end are intact, the interstitial part is removed and the fallopian tube is transplanted into the uterine cavity.
(7) Tubal lumen expansion If a certain segment of the fallopian tube is narrowed and expanded, the adhesion of the narrowed part will be separated, and the width and patency of the lumen will increase.