How Long After a Fallopian Tube Clearance Can You Get Pregnant?

Pregnancy refers to gestation. Gestation can occur one to three months after fallopian tube flushing, which is usually related to the woman's own condition, so the timing can vary. Fallopian tube flushing involves injecting fluids such as physiological saline into the uterine cavity through the cervix, and then allowing the fluid to flow into the fallopian tubes to check for patency. At the same time, the certain pressure of the fluid can help restore the patency of blocked fallopian tubes. However, women are generally not allowed to have sexual intercourse during this period. If there are no abnormalities detected after the examination and all indicators are within the normal range, gestation can usually occur one month later. However, if a woman does not properly care for herself after fallopian tube flushing and experiences symptoms such as infection or abdominal pain, she should wait until these conditions have fully resolved before attempting to conceive, which is typically three months. Specific conditions should be discussed with a doctor at a hospital for a better understanding of the individual's health status and preparation for pregnancy. After fallopian tube flushing, it is important to rest, avoid strenuous activities, regularly attend hospital check-ups, maintain good hygiene habits, eat a healthy diet, and maintain a pleasant mood. If infection occurs, prompt medical attention and treatment are necessary to avoid compromising health.