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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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HSG results: The left Fallopian tube is almost completely closed and the right Fallopian tube is partially open.
Answered 12/2/2020
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