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I did a HSG test and it read as follows. (The tubes are shown with bilateral terminal occlusion and hydrosalpinx. There is no free peritoneal spill.) I would like to know what it means?
Utrine cavity is normal in outlined and shape. Right Fallopian tube is partly outlined without Intra-peritoneal contrast spill. Left Fallopian tube is well apacified with free spill of the contrast into the peritoneal cavity
I had a sonohysterogram last month & it showed blocked tube & hydrosalpinx in the other tube. Today I had a follow up HSG & my results Both fallopian tubes are normal in configuration with free spill into the peritoneal cavity how is this possible?
HSG report: uterine anatomy appears normal. Right fallopian tube is visualised towards the fimbrial ends, however free spill cant be confirmed due to free flowing peritoneal of the left tube. Is this okay for before my embryo transfer?
My HSG reports said that:: I have minimal peritoneal spill in left tube and mild peritoneal spills in right fillopian tubes?what it means?
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