Tubal Cannulation
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What Are Tubes in Tubal Cannulation?
The female reproductive system comprises fallopian tubes. The blockage in the proximal tube by mucus plugs, small masses or scar tissues is treated by tubal cannulation. These hinder the egg's passage into the uterus and, subsequently, the fertilization process. Thus, tubal cannulation is a treatment method for tubal patency.
How is Tubal Cannulation Performed?
The procedure of tubal cannulation requires the insertion of a catheter guided through one of the three visualization methods. It includes X-ray imaging, endoscopy or hysterosalpingography (dye insertion) to identify the blockage. It reaches the fallopian tube and subsequently to the blocked region. The inflated balloon at the catheter's end opens the blockage.
Who is Not the Right Candidate for Tubal Cannulation?
It is not the right treatment procedure if you are facing the following issues:
- Presence of major damage to the fallopian tube
- Previous fallopian tube surgery
- Presence of considerable scar in fallopian tubes
- Blockage in the isthmus or narrowest part of the fallopian tube
- Blockage large enough to hinder the passage of the catheter
- Inflamed fallopian tubes
- Tuberculosis or other infections in the genital area
- Blockage in the fallopian tube in an area away from the uterus
- Severe tubal disease
What Happens Post Tubal Cannulation?
The first few days of the operation feel tiring. Resting during these days and resuming normal activity when required is recommended. The individuals undergoing the procedure must abandon heavy lifting, strenuous exercise, and housework for around 10 to 14 days. Beyond that, individuals are free to return to their normal activities.
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At Medcy, our highly skilled team of fertility specialists utilizes the latest techniques and equipment to ensure optimal outcomes. With our compassionate approach, we understand the emotional journey of fertility struggles and provide personalized care tailored to your needs.
Whether you are dealing with tubal blockages due to scarring, previous surgeries, or other factors, we bring you a comprehensive evaluation and recommend the most appropriate treatment options.
Regain hope and take a step towards achieving your dream of parenthood by scheduling a consultation with us today. Have some unanswered queries? Looking for treatment options or alternatives? Worry not. Just contact us and get the answers. We extend our support to you and your loved ones.
