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Had a hsg done report said i have a normal fallopian tube caliber that there apears to be bilateral spillage into the peritoneal cavity what that mean

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Dr. Patricia Fearing answered

normal report: Appears that both fallopian tubes are open. That is a normal report. The dr. That ordered the test will discuss all your findings with you.

Dr Solhjem and another doctor agreed

Answered 1/30/2021

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A member asked:

Had a hsg done report said i have a normal fallopian tube caliber that there apears to be bilateral spillage into the peritoneal cavity what that mean

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Patricia Fearing answered

Dr Solhjem and another doctor agreed

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