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The HSG Report Is Showing Some Contrast Was Pushed Slowly To Delineate The Uterine Cavity. Is Something Needed To Be Done Next?

hi my wife is done hsg test and report showing some contrast was pushed slowly to delineate the uterine cavity. uterus appears normal in size, shape and position. no evidence of any congenital anomaly, external pressure inpression, or filling defect is noted. then contrast was pushed forcefully. right Fallopian tube is normal in course and calibre. peritoneal spillage of contrast is present. intraperitoneal spillage of contrast is not seen on left side suugestive block.
Fri, 7 Sep 2018
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The hysterosalpingography (HSG) done on uterus and bilateral tubes is done to check any structural abnormality of uterus and / or patency of bilateral fallopian tubes. The HSG report shows that uterus is normal in shape and size. The right fallopian tube is patent but the left one shows obstruction. There can be various causes for obstruction like past infection, adhesions etc.
However, conception can take place with single patent fallopian tube.

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The HSG Report Is Showing Some Contrast Was Pushed Slowly To Delineate The Uterine Cavity. Is Something Needed To Be Done Next?

Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. The hysterosalpingography (HSG) done on uterus and bilateral tubes is done to check any structural abnormality of uterus and / or patency of bilateral fallopian tubes. The HSG report shows that uterus is normal in shape and size. The right fallopian tube is patent but the left one shows obstruction. There can be various causes for obstruction like past infection, adhesions etc. However, conception can take place with single patent fallopian tube. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.