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What Does My Hysterosalpingogram Test Report Indicate?

Helli I have Hysterosalpingogram and showed that I have a occlusion of the distal end of the left fallopian tube. a minimal spill to the peritoneum present. Occlusion can not be differentiated from focal adhesions adjacent to the end of left tube.Totally confused that meand I wont have chanche for a baby . I am 31 and my Md referred me to an spacialist. Can you explained me what is and what could be done to fix this problem. Thanks
Tue, 31 Mar 2015
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Spill in to the peritonium means one side of the tube is patent. Problem May be on left side but right side is normal so you can have a fair chances of getting pregnancy. Don't worry even if the problem is persistent there are procedures for tubal recanalization . Consult nearby gynecologist or some infertility specialist. Don't lose hope. In this modern advance medicine there were so many special surgical procedures. Yours is very small problem.
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What Does My Hysterosalpingogram Test Report Indicate?

Spill in to the peritonium means one side of the tube is patent. Problem May be on left side but right side is normal so you can have a fair chances of getting pregnancy. Don t worry even if the problem is persistent there are procedures for tubal recanalization . Consult nearby gynecologist or some infertility specialist. Don t lose hope. In this modern advance medicine there were so many special surgical procedures. Yours is very small problem.