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HSG Result Shows Suggestive Bilateral Tubal Narrowing At Fimbrial Ends With Possible Peri Fimbrial Pelvic Adhesions. Explain
please help me to understand my hsg results
right fallopian tube is opacified up to its fimbrial end ad shows scanty loculated peritoneal spill
left fallopia tube is opacified up to its fimbrial end ad shows scanty peritoneal spill
conculsion
features are suggestive of bilateral tubal narrowing at the fimbrial ends with possoible peri fimbrial pelvic adhesions
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right fallopian tube is opacified up to its fimbrial end ad shows scanty loculated peritoneal spill
left fallopia tube is opacified up to its fimbrial end ad shows scanty peritoneal spill
conculsion
features are suggestive of bilateral tubal narrowing at the fimbrial ends with possoible peri fimbrial pelvic adhesions
YYYY@YYYY
Tue, 18 Jun 2013
Hello,
A hysterosalpingogram has been done for you in which fimbrial end of Fallopian tube is narrowed as per spill into the peritoneum. If you want to test Your tubal patency - under laparoscopy Injection of dye (methylene blue) per vagina into the uterus and closing the cervix the passage can be visually seen- the test is called as Laparoscopic chromotubation is 100% foolproof.
Chlamydia infection is the commonest cause for tubal block. Consult your Dr and follow his advise.
Best wishes
A hysterosalpingogram has been done for you in which fimbrial end of Fallopian tube is narrowed as per spill into the peritoneum. If you want to test Your tubal patency - under laparoscopy Injection of dye (methylene blue) per vagina into the uterus and closing the cervix the passage can be visually seen- the test is called as Laparoscopic chromotubation is 100% foolproof.
Chlamydia infection is the commonest cause for tubal block. Consult your Dr and follow his advise.
Best wishes
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