Fallopian Tube Recanalization(FTR) In Mahabubnagar

Fallopian tube recanalization is the procedure to reopen the fallopian tubes with the help of microcatheters (very fine, adaptable plastic tubes that are visible under X-ray) and microguidewires (dainty and flexible wires over which a microcatheter can be placed into the body), which the interventional radiologist places into the vagina and cervix.

How does the methodology function?

During the tubal recanalization, which requires no needles or cuts, we will:

1. Place a speculum into the vagina and pass a small plastic tube (catheter) through the cervix into the uterus.
2. Inject a liquid contrast agent (sometimes known as a dye, although nothing is stained) through the catheter.
3. Inspect the uterine cavity on a nearby monitor utilizing an X-ray camera.
4. Get a hysterosalpingogram or HSG. That implies a "uterus-and-fallopian-tube-image."
5. Decide whether there is a blockage and if it is located on one or both fallopian tubes.
6. Thread a tiny catheter through the initial catheter and then into the fallopian tube to clear the blockage.

Who are the candidates for fallopian tube recanalization(FTR)?

If you have been diagnosed with blockages in your fallopian tube potentially have a history of infertility, or endometriosis, or are experiencing painful intercourse then you might be a candidate for fallopian tube recanalization. Before you decide on your treatment, talk to your doctor about all of the treatment choices as well as your symptoms, including a background marked by pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, tubal or ovarian abscesses, and other pelvic conditions to decide whether you are a candidate for fallopian tube recanalization.