What is the difference between water and imaging?

Imaging and water are not the same thing, angiography is more painful than water, but accurate and detailed, water is only to check whether the fallopian tubes are passable, but the contrast can detect the cause of the fallopian tube blockage, it is recommended that you do the water first, if it is through, don't do the imaging, if it is not through, do the contrast to check the cause, if you are going to do the imaging, it is best to have a family member with you

Tubal drainage is a test that uses a syringe and cervical catheter to slowly inject saline into the fallopian tube to assess whether the fallopian tubes are open according to the amount of water pressure. Due to water pressure, it may straighten the twisted fallopian tubes or unblock the lumen adhesions (or infarctions) caused by inflammation.

Trans-X-ray hysterosalpingography is an examination method that injects contrast agent into the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes through a catheter, and uses an X-ray diagnostic instrument to perform X-ray fluoroscopy and photography, and understands whether the fallopian tubes are patency, the obstruction site and the shape of the uterine cavity according to the development of the contrast agent in the fallopian tubes and pelvis. Salpingography can show many lesions that cannot be detected by ventilation and fluid ventilation methods, such as the degree, location, malformation, tuberculosis, hydrops, and submucosal fibroids and polyps in the uterine cavity.

The water and contrast operations are basically the same, and the time for selecting the operation is basically the same, but the main difference is the different liquids used. Tongshui is normal saline plus antibiotics, or at the same time with the addition of heat and detoxification of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as dexamethasone and other hypoallergenic drugs. Injecting these drugs into a woman's body can not only test whether the patient's fallopian tubes are unobstructed, but also play a role in tubal inflammation.

However, when checking whether the fallopian tubes are patencious, it is not as clear as salpingogram, because it mainly depends on the subjective judgment of the doctor. If people have salpingography, iohexol or iodofluorol, an iodine-containing contrast agent is used. After these contrast agents enter the woman's body, under the X-ray, the patient's fallopian tubes, uterus can be seen more clearly, and the development can be seen.

Therefore, it is more advantageous in checking whether the fallopian tubes are open.

Hello: Due to the inability to scientifically determine the degree and location of the blockage, and it is easy to lead to hydrosalpinx, it has been eliminated clinically. The gold standard for clinical diagnosis of fallopian tubes is angiography, which can clearly determine the degree and location of the blockage, and the examination of slight adhesions is also of great significance.

Especially at present, there is a kind of absorbable aqueous imaging, which is difficult to diagnose, and you can try to get pregnant next month after the examination. Wishing you good health! b

If not, you can slowly and forcefully beat, dredging, angiography is mainly to hit the fallopian tube with radioactive liquid, and see if there are lesions in it through X-rays, be cautious, good luck

Hello, Changsha Sunshine Hospital introduced: Fallopian tube water is a more traditional method, water can only see whether it is unobstructed, but can not see the specific location of the fallopian tube blockage. Angiography is to inject iodine, a high-specific gravity substance composed of high atomic numbers, into the uterine cavity through the cervical canal, and form an obvious artificial contrast with the surrounding tissues under X-ray photography, so as to develop the lumen, so as to understand the situation in the uterus and fallopian tube.

Angiography can not only indicate whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the location of the blockage, but also observe the shape of the uterine cavity, and also have a certain effect.

By the way, it is recommended that you do an imaging, and after the imaging, you can see your fallopian tube situation very comprehensively, whether it is blocked or blocked, whether it is adhesion or lifting, it is clear, so that you can prescribe the right medicine, and the water can not see anything, you can only feel whether you are smooth by the doctor's hand. Therefore, the imaging can be more intuitive.

I did the water last month, my doctor asked me to do the imaging, but I said I don't want to wait 3 months, the doctor means that the imaging must be 3 months later, mainly X-ray will affect the follicles, and finally I still do the water, I feel okay at the beginning of the nervous, I haven't been nervous enough to finish, do I get out of bed and go home immediately, the stomach does not hurt or uncomfortable, it is bleeding for a week, but the blood is very little, sometimes it is not a little bit of the night for a day. When the doctor does it, the computer next to it prompts that there is no resistance, and it is smooth! The process is not painful for me, that is!

Fluid passage is generally performed with anti-inflammatory potions, such as gentamicin injection, so it has a diagnostic and ** effect; Contrast is generally carried out under B-ultrasound, but now less oil (easy to block) is used, and more hydrogen peroxide is used, which has a cleaning effect, and the bubbles produced can be observed in B-ultrasound (screen), so the shape of the lumen of the fallopian tube can be observed. Urine should be held before the operation, and about half of the patients felt distension and pain in the lower back and abdomen during and after the operation, which was mostly tolerable and recovered after half an hour. Atropine or 654-2 intramuscularly should be given prior to the procedure, regardless of whether water or imaging alone is given, to prevent or reduce tubal spasm.

Hydration is a time for the doctor to determine whether the fallopian tubes are open based on his own experience and some of the patient's symptoms. The contrast is the most real and accurate way to see whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, where the blockage is, and what is the degree of blockage, and the doctor can formulate ** opinions based on this result.

The water can only check whether there is a fallopian tube blockage, but the degree of blockage, ** blockage is not visible. If it is a salpingogram, you can accurately know whether there is a fallopian tube obstruction, and you can also see the degree of blockage and obstruction more clearly.

Overnight, the doctor will feel the fluid into your body to unblock the fallopian tubes. And the imaging can be done with X-rays to see where it doesn't work. That's the difference. Everything else is the same.

I had an imaging done on August 4 this year, and it was not painful, but the imaging result was that the bilateral tubes were open and extremely poor, and I was going to do the drainage in 3 months.

The difference between water passage and angiography is as follows:

1. The water passage is completed under the B-ultrasound indication, while the contrast is done under X-ray.

2. Water passage cannot specifically diagnose the blockage of the fallopian tubes, and the contrast will show very clearly the specific obstruction of the fallopian tubes through the development of X-rays.

3. When the water is passed or the imaging is imaging, the fallopian tube will cause spasm of the fallopian tube due to the liquid lower than the body temperature from the outside into the uterine cavity, and when it enters the fallopian tube, the fluid or contrast agent cannot pass through.

If infertility is caused by fallopian tube disease, the specific lesion cannot be accurately determined by traditional fluid ventilation surgery, and frequent water passage may cause infection and hydrosalpinx. Simple water passage cannot confirm the condition of the fallopian tubes, and it is better to examine the fallopian tubes accurately by angiography. If it is determined that the infertility is caused by the blockage of the fallopian tubes, then the location of the fallopian tube lesion must be clarified before the ** regimen can be determined.

Only dynamic digital hysterosalpingogram can be diagnosed as a whole, and the general static can not play this role, I will send this detailed process to your mailbox.

The main differences are that the nature is different, the application is different, and the methods are different, as follows:

First, the nature is different.

1. Imaging. Angiography is the use of diagnostic radiology by ingesting substances containing elements with high atomic numbers, and then ingesting radiation** in the pre-diagnosed parts of the body for medical diagnosis. For structures or organs that lack natural contrast, substances with a density higher or lower than the structure or organ can be introduced into or around the organ to produce contrast development.

2. Liquid. It is a method of tubal examination.

Second, the application is different.

1. Imaging. Upper gastrointestinal angiography, colonography, T-tube angiography, intravenous pyelogram, salpingography.

2. Liquid. , primary or secondary infertility suspected of fallopian tube obstruction.

After salpingoplasty, it is used to check the effectiveness of the surgery.

Examine and evaluate the effects of various sterilization procedures.

Restore patency to mildly blocked fallopian tubes.

Third, the methods are different.

1. Imaging. Salpingography X-ray hysterosalpingography is an examination method that injects contrast agent into the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes through a catheter, and uses X-ray diagnostic instrument to perform X-ray fluoroscopy and photography, and understands whether the fallopian tubes are patency, the location of the obstruction and the shape of the uterine cavity according to the development of the contrast agent in the fallopian tubes and pelvis.

2. Liquid. Tubal patency fluid is injected into the uterine cavity from the cervix using melanum fluid or saline. It then flows into the fallopian tube from the uterine cavity, and the fallopian tube is judged to be unobstructed according to the resistance and the reflux of the liquid during the bolus. A certain pressure of the fluid is passed to restore patency to the obstructed fallopian tubes.

The doctor I saw said that the imaging of the month when the fluid was clear to get pregnant was better, and you could see the detailed ** directly after suffering a sin, and the doctor I saw said that the fluid was clear but the imaging was not necessarily no problem, or the imaging was better, but I was allergic to the contrast liquid, and I could only clear the fluid.

Both are minimally invasive methods, but the differences are:

1. The fluid is injected into normal saline through the tube, and the pressure is felt by hand, or the pressure is depicted by the machine to judge the patency of the fallopian tube.

2. The contrast is not injected with normal saline, but through the tube to inject iodine-containing contrast agent, X-ray observation, and filming. A series of ** can dynamically show the filling of the uterine cavity by contrast, through the fallopian tubes, and diffusion in the pelvis.

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Your situation is recommended to do salpingography, the contrast and the fluid operation is the same, but the medication is not available, the contrast can be taken** can show the situation of your fallopian tubes more intuitively, and then decide what to do next**.

Don't do fluid, it's better to do angiography. Because the fluid can only know whether it is through or not, and if it is not, it has to be imaging. Imaging can clearly see the patency of the fallopian tubes. It can also play a certain role in dredging. Anyway, imaging is better than water.

Hello, under normal circumstances, the fallopian tube is clear, and it can only be judged whether the fallopian tube is passed, and it is impossible to determine whether there is a relatively narrow part of the entire fallopian tube. Relatively speaking, salpingography is a three-dimensional imaging, which can accurately reflect the situation of the fallopian tubes on both sides, whether it is unobstructed, and whether there is a blockage, and the specific location and degree of blockage can be presented.

What is the difference between doing angiography and angiography, it can be said that it is completely different, the fluid is the water, and in the process of passing, it depends on the doctor's feeling, depending on the size of the force, whether there is reflux, whether there is resistance, to judge whether the fallopian tube is passed, and can not know what the shape is, it is blocked, and I don't know which block, only by doing imaging, it is a very accurate diagnosis, we can not only the shape and position of the uterus, but also see the problem of the fallopian tube. Now, with the development of science, laparoscopy can also be used to perform the diagnosis at the same time**.

Fallopian tube patency, also known as water clearance, is one of the methods for rough examination of tubal patency. The method of imaging is to continuously inject contrast agent into the uterus, dynamically observe the fallopian tubes and pelvic images of the uterus, and make accurate diagnosis.

There is an absolute difference, to put it simply, some of the fluid will only lead to local fallopian tube trauma, causing an increased chance of infection, and it is not possible to know how the fallopian tube is out of shape, and the imaging can see the whole picture of the uterus and fallopian tubes through the imaging **.

If you want to know how your fallopian tubes are functioning, you must have a salpingogram instead of a water pass

There is a difference between tubal patency and angiography, tubal patency is a fallopian tube injection under a certain pressure, if the fallopian tube is not patency can be manifested as an increase in pressure, it can also play a certain role in the process of tubal patency of the fallopian tube, such as the unobstructed fallopian tube after a certain water pressure, the situation may be improved. Salpingography mainly uses a contrast agent injected into the uterine cavity, and then reflects the condition of the fallopian tubes through development, and it can be seen whether the fallopian tubes are not adhered or the fallopian tubes are tortuous, and the fallopian tubes can be evaluated according to the speed and quantity of the contrast agent entering the fallopian tubes. Both procedures inject fluid into the fallopian tubes, but the role and purpose are different.

Tubal patency is a method to check whether the fallopian tubes are patency and has a certain effect. Fluid is injected into the uterine cavity through a double-lumen catheter, and the fallopian tube is judged to be smooth according to the size of the fluid injection resistance, the amount of fluid injected, the presence of reflux, and the patient's feeling. If there is no resistance and no regurgitation during fluid bolus, the fallopian tubes are considered patency, otherwise they are considered impassable.

The accuracy of traditional tubal patency is poor, and only hospitals with poor medical conditions are still using it, and this examination method has been replaced by hysterosalpingography or hysteroscopic combined examination.