A colored x-ray examination of the uterus is done to assess fertility problems in women and cases of recurrent miscarriage. Any abnormalities or adhesions in the uterus or blockages in the fallopian tubes are monitored. At-Risk Group The test is performed on women most likely to have uterine problems, as well as women with symptoms of Chi
t to these problems.
The method of conducting the examination
A color radiographic examination of the uterus is performed one week after the end of the menstrual cycle, and is carried out according to the following:
Lie down with knees bent and feet straight.
Inserting a speculum into the vagina to view the cervix.
Clean the cervix, and inject an anesthetic to numb the area.
Inject dye into the cervix and fallopian tubes.
Photographing the area with an X-ray machine is translated into computerized images.
Warnings
general
A uterine x-ray examination is associated with some risks, such as the following
Mild pain and cramps in the lower abdomen.
slight bleeding
Infection, manifested in the form of abdominal pain, fever, and chills.
During pregnancy
The examination is not performed during pregnancy.
Breast feeding
The examination is not performed during pregnancy and lactation.
Children and infants
There are no special warnings.
the elderly
The examination is not performed during pregnancy.
Driving
There are no special warnings.
Medications that affect the test result
There are no special warnings, but it is preferable to inform the doctor of all medications that the patient is taking before the examination.
Analysis of the results
The doctor analyzes the results, where some disorders can be detected, such as the following:
Lumps in the uterus.
Benign or malignant tumor.
Blockage in the fallopian tube.
