Hydrotubation (Hydrotubation)

Hydrotubation is a procedure in which a fluid, usually containing a dye, is injected through the cervix under pressure. This is done in order to subsequently observe the passage of the injected fluid through the fallopian tubes using laparoscopy.

Hydrotubation is used to determine the patency of the fallopian tubes and identify possible causes of infertility in women. With patent tubes, fluid injected under pressure flows freely from the uterus into the abdominal cavity. If there are narrowings, blockages or other disturbances in the pipes, then the passage of liquid through them is difficult or impossible.

Thus, this procedure allows you to diagnose the condition of the fallopian tubes and identify possible causes of female infertility associated with their pathology. The results of hydrotubation are important for choosing further treatment tactics and restoring fertility.

Hydrotubation is a medical procedure used to determine the patency of the fallopian (oviduct) tubes in women. This procedure is performed to determine the causes of infertility.

Hydrotubation involves inserting a fluid, usually a dye, through the cervix under some pressure. This fluid can then be traced using laparoscopy to see how it passes through the fallopian tubes. If the tubes are passable, then the liquid should easily pass through them and come out of the holes in the abdominal cavity. If the tubes are blocked, fluid will not be able to pass through them, and this may indicate a problem that is preventing conception.

Hydrotubation is usually performed at some point in the infertility workup, when a medical professional is trying to figure out why a woman is unable to become pregnant. This may include checking for infections, assessing hormonal balance, and other procedures. Hydrotubation may be one of many procedures that can be used to determine the causes of infertility.

Although hydrotubation can be a little painful, the procedure is usually fairly safe and is performed in an outpatient setting. Many women can return to their normal activities within a few days after the procedure.

Overall, hydrotubation is an important procedure that can help identify the causes of infertility in women. Although the procedure can be a little uncomfortable, it is usually done without complications and can help women get the treatment they need to conceive.