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Hello doc. wish u a great day ahead, doc i have an ovarian cyst in my right ovary but my right tube s clear, after doing my hsg test i came to know that my left tube s blocked but left ovary s fully normal, that s way my doc. advised me to make clear the left tube have to done the hydrotubetion cycle for 3 times after my menstruations, so today i have done my first hydrotubation test n 2 tests r remaining. Now doc. my question s if i done this 3 hydrotubation cycles may i get pregnant? 4 yrs running of my marriage n i never concieved among these period so doc. please suggest me to do the same....my age s 28 and weight s 65 kgs n my height s 5'3''. regards devanshi india
It is not that the egg released from one ovary is always picked up by the to be of that side only. The other tube also can pick up that egg. However, the chances of pick up by the same side tube are more.
If the tube is blocked by some flimsy tissue, hydrotubation may break the flimsy tissue and the tube may get opened. However, it cannot be guaranteed. If hydrotubation cannot open the tube, then tubal reconstructive microsurgery need be done. This is a plastic surgery on the tube which will remove the block in the tube and make it patent.
I hope this explains you the situation to your satisfaction.
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Does Hydrotubation Procedure Improve Fertility?
Dear Devanshi, I have gone through your history. It is not that the egg released from one ovary is always picked up by the to be of that side only. The other tube also can pick up that egg. However, the chances of pick up by the same side tube are more. If the tube is blocked by some flimsy tissue, hydrotubation may break the flimsy tissue and the tube may get opened. However, it cannot be guaranteed. If hydrotubation cannot open the tube, then tubal reconstructive microsurgery need be done. This is a plastic surgery on the tube which will remove the block in the tube and make it patent. I hope this explains you the situation to your satisfaction.