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Trying to get pregnant from 2-3 years, hsg revealed rt fallopian tube is opacified with free spillage and left is faintly opacified without spillage?
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One open tube: Chance of pregnancy should be good with at least one open tube. Look for other issues, ovulation regularity, decrease carbohydrates, consider male factor as well.
Answered 8/31/2017
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