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Secondary Infertility. What Does The Impression Bilateral Free Intraperitoneal Spillage Of Contrast Mean ?
Hi, I m 30 years old with secondary infertility . I got my HSG done indicating my uterine cavity normal in size and shape. Mobile filling defects are identified in the uterine cavity representing air bubbles. Both fallopian tubes are outlined with contrast and appear normal. Free intraperitoneal spillage of contrast is seen bilaterally. I am confused what does the impression bilateral free intraperitoneal spillage of contrast mean. Is my HSG report normal? I would appreciate an answer. Thanks in advance.
Sat, 9 Mar 2013
Hello,
Bilateral free spillage is normal thing and indicate there is no Fallopian tube blockage.Absent spillage of contrast means there is tube blockage.Blockage of tube is one of the common cause of infertility.
Hope this helps.Regards.
Bilateral free spillage is normal thing and indicate there is no Fallopian tube blockage.Absent spillage of contrast means there is tube blockage.Blockage of tube is one of the common cause of infertility.
Hope this helps.Regards.
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