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Hsg report filling defect is seen in cervix-possibly of tiny cervical polyp to be extended.no peritoneal spillage in either side,bilateral tubal block?
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See your GYN MD: Whoever ordered the HSG should be a GYN MD who can interpret these findings for you. It appears that your Fallopian tubes may be closed. Cervical polyps can become cancerous if present and should be removed.
Answered 3/22/2018
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