Does it hurt to have a fallopian tube opened?

Fallopian tubal catheterization may cause pain to some extent, but the degree of pain varies from person to person.

If the fallopian tube itself is relatively unobstructed, the pain may be mild during the tubal catheterization process; however, if the fallopian tube is blocked or adhered, it may cause strong pain during the tubal catheterization process. In addition, traditional tubal catheterization may bring some discomfort, while some more advanced techniques may reduce the pain to a certain extent.

Before performing tubal catheterization, the doctor usually evaluates the patient's condition in detail and takes appropriate measures to minimize the pain, such as giving local anesthesia. At the same time, the patient should also maintain a relaxed attitude and actively cooperate with the doctor's operation to facilitate the smooth operation. If the pain continues to be relieved or other abnormal symptoms occur after surgery, the doctor should be informed in time for further treatment and evaluation.