How does a Fluoroscopy work?

Fluoroscopy is a powerful imaging technique that provides real-time, dynamic X-ray images, allowing doctors to observe the movement and function of your internal organs, vessels, and tissues as they work. By using contrast agents, it enhances the visibility of specific areas, helping to diagnose issues like blockages or abnormal motility with greater accuracy. Additionally, fluoroscopy often enables less invasive procedures, reducing discomfort and recovery time while ensuring precise and safe treatment. If you would like to learn more about fluoroscopy, please send us a message online or visit our website. 

Main causes of blocked fallopian tubes

Blocked fallopian tubes can significantly impact your fertility, often due to infections, endometriosis, or scar tissue. Fortunately, Fallopian Tube Recanalisation (FTR) may offer a solution. For more information about FTR, please send us a message online or visit our website

When would a HSG be needed?

A hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is a helpful X-ray procedure used in fertility diagnosis to assess the health of your uterus and fallopian tubes. By introducing a contrast dye, the HSG provides detailed images that can reveal blockages in the fallopian tubes and identify abnormalities like fibroids or an irregularly shaped uterus. This test is essential for understanding your reproductive anatomy and guiding further fertility treatments. Whether you’re evaluating tubal obstructions, confirming the success of a tubal surgery, or planning additional imaging, an HSG offers vital insights that can help pave the way to parenthood. If you would like to learn more about HSG, please send us a message online or visit our website

Who is at risk of BPH?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) is a common, non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland in ageing men, often linked to hormonal changes. This enlargement can cause uncomfortable urinary symptoms. Prostate Artery Embolisation (PAE) is a minimally invasive alternative to surgery, where a tiny incision allows a catheter to block blood vessels feeding the prostate, reducing its size and alleviating symptoms. To learn more about PAE, send us a message online or visit our website. 

What is a Percutaneous nephrostomy?

A nephrostomy is a procedure where a fine tube is inserted through a small incision in the back, and guided into the kidney to drain urine. This procedure is often used when the ureter – which normally carries urine to the bladder – is blocked. A ureter blockage can place kidney health at great risk, especially if there’s an infection. To learn more about this procedure, please visit our website or send us a message online.

Fibroids through the ages

 

Although fibroids are often associated with women over 30, they can occur at any stage of life, including teenage years, childbearing years, and even post-menopause. Given that 70-80% of women will develop fibroids, widespread awareness and understanding of the condition is our ultimate goal. If you have been diagnosed with fibroids and would like to learn about treatment options, please send us a message online or visit our website 👉🏾 https://mic.co.zw/ufe/