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Would you be able too see my fallopian tubes on ultrasound? im obese and im having extreme right sided pelvic pain
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Yes, if enlarged: Your Fallopian tubes will be visible if enlarged with an ectopic pregnancy or infection. The obesity may require a vaginal ultrasound probe rather than an abdominal one.
Answered 12/9/2016
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