Question 1

what is bilaterally patent fallopian tubes?

Accepted Answer

Normal: When this is stated on report, it means that the tubes are open and normal in most cases.

Question 2

what does bilateral patent fallopian tubes actually mean?

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Tubes are open : It means both tubes are open.

Question 3

what is the meaning of bilateral patent fallopian tubes?

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Normal finding.: "Bilateral" = both sides (right &amp; left). "Patent"  = open. The "fallopian tubes" are the tubes leading from the uterus to the ovary, i.e. the tube where eggs travel down in order to implant in the womb. Having fallopian tubes open on both sides is a normal finding; unlike a blockage on one side (where the chances of conception go down by at least 50%), both sides being open is considered "normal".

Question 4

what is the cause of no menstr period after the result of hsg is bilateral patent tube?

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Many causes: There are many causes for not having menses(amenorrhea), ranging from pregnancy to weight loss and hormonal problems. For a discussion of amenorrhea and its diagnosis and treatment go to: http://bit.ly/1xNOXdX

Question 5

this is my hsg test result, i would like to know what does it mean, is my tubes patent . " bilateral spillage with para fimbrial loculation" .thank?

Accepted Answer

Tubes open: Yes, it means your tubes are open---so tubal blockage is not causing any fertility problems

Question 6

bth fallopian tube shw mild dilatation of d distal 3rd due 2 fimbrail adhesions with forced peritoneal spillage in keeping with bilateral patent tubes?

Accepted Answer

Infection: Mild dilation and fimbrail adhesions and forced peritoneal spillage all are evidence of tubal infection.  This will put you at high risk for ectopic pregnancy.  When you get pregnant you need to be watched closely.

Question 7

hi, my hsg shows there is a filling defect within the uterus. both fallopian tubes are demonstrated with mild fimbrae hydrosalpinx. mild spillages seen bilaterally. impression: bilateral patent tubes, mild fimbrae hydrosalpinx. what does this mean?

Accepted Answer

: There is something in the cavity of your uterus but the tubes show no major abnormality

Question 8

can i conceive naturally? my hsg report says below:uterus appears normal.no evident arcuate/bicornuate/septate configuration.bilateral fallopian tubes opacifies in their entire extent with free peritoneal spillage in both side.impression:b/l patent?

Accepted Answer

: The "HSG report" is consistent with normal uterine and tubal anatomy, but hormonal or sperm adequacy issues may also contribute to fertility problems.  The most common cause for infertility statistically is an abnormal HSG, with blocked tubes, or uterine structural abnormalities, which the information described does not show.

Question 9

x-ray hsg done without fluroscopy. uterus is normal in shape. uterine cavity is normal in outline. no intra uterine filling defect is seen. bilateral fallopian tubes appears beaded peripherally with minimal free spillage of contrast.means tubes open?

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: The words "minimal free spillage" and "beading" mean the structures are abnormal in appearance and may not function normally. Please discuss the findings with the doc who ordered the study and can put the assessment in terms of your personal history.

Question 10

is it advisable to do laproscopy to open blocked tube?

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Sometimes, consider: Depends on alot of factors, mainly where is the tube blocked and why is it blocked. Proximal/near blocks are often amenable to opening by tubal cannulation. Blocks anywhere due to inflammation or infection may be less succesful. Also, women likely to have trouble conceiving anyway might not be helped much with surgery.

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What is the cause of no menstr period after the result of hsg is bilateral patent tube?

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This is my hsg test result, i would like to know what does it mean, is my tubes patent . " bilateral spillage with para fimbrial loculation" .thank?

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Bth fallopian tube shw mild dilatation of d distal 3rd due 2 fimbrail adhesions with forced peritoneal spillage in keeping with bilateral patent tubes?

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Hi, my hsg shows there is a filling defect within the uterus. both fallopian tubes are demonstrated with mild fimbrae hydrosalpinx. mild spillages seen bilaterally. impression: bilateral patent tubes, mild fimbrae hydrosalpinx. what does this mean?

A member asked:

Can i conceive naturally? my hsg report says below:uterus appears normal.no evident arcuate/bicornuate/septate configuration.bilateral fallopian tubes opacifies in their entire extent with free peritoneal spillage in both side.impression:b/l patent?

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X-ray hsg done without fluroscopy. uterus is normal in shape. uterine cavity is normal in outline. no intra uterine filling defect is seen. bilateral fallopian tubes appears beaded peripherally with minimal free spillage of contrast.means tubes open?

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Is it advisable to do laproscopy to open blocked tube?

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