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I have been trying to concieve over a year, where can i get my tubes checked?
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Fertility MD: You need to see a Fertility MD who is usually a GYN MD ;who specializes in Reproductive Medicine. He/she can evaluate you for several infertility factors including a tubal patency test and refer your partner to a Urologist for a sperm analysis.
Answered 1/21/2018
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