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Slightly Bulky Uterine Cavity, Non Pacification Of The Tubes Bilaterally, Blockage. What Do U Suggest For ?

hsg result of my spouse show ;slightly bulky uterine cavity ,non pacification of the tubes bilaterally,blockage ? or spasm not rely clear according to the radiologist . But i intend to take her for lab and dye test on tuesday. doc if the result confirm any of the two course mentioned what do u suggest my spouse to be prepare for.
Mon, 24 Jan 2011
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Hi friend, See this link:
http://www.pregnancyquestionsandanswers.com/questions/qu_751-does-having-a-lap-and-dye-fallopian-tube-test-done-increase-my-chances-of-getting-pregnant.html
It explains the procedure clearly. Here a dye is injected and using a small scope (camera- lens) inside the abdomen, the uterus and tubes are seen on a TV / monitor. If dye is seen coming from the tubes via the openings, it is normal. If no dye comes from the tube (Fallopian), then it means there is a block of one or both Fallopian tubes.
Hope this helps.
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Slightly Bulky Uterine Cavity, Non Pacification Of The Tubes Bilaterally, Blockage. What Do U Suggest For ?

Hi friend, See this link: http://www.pregnancyquestionsandanswers.com/questions/qu_751-does-having-a-lap-and-dye-fallopian-tube-test-done-increase-my-chances-of-getting-pregnant.html It explains the procedure clearly. Here a dye is injected and using a small scope (camera- lens) inside the abdomen, the uterus and tubes are seen on a TV / monitor. If dye is seen coming from the tubes via the openings, it is normal. If no dye comes from the tube (Fallopian), then it means there is a block of one or both Fallopian tubes. Hope this helps.