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My friend hsg report : "left fallopian tube is seen upto terminal end.scanty spillage of contrast is senn on left side.and right fallopian tube with hydrosalphix in terminal end.restricted spillage of contrast is seen on right side" is it normal?

Q: my friend hsg report : "left fallopian tube is seen upto terminal end.scanty spillage of contrast is senn on left side.and right fallopian tube with hydrosalphix in terminal end.restricted spillage of contrast is seen on right side" is it normal?

: This report confirms significant tubal disease, possibly from prior pelvic infection. See a reproductive endocrinologist, as laparoscopic or open abdominal surgery sometimes can correct the obstructions. Another solution is invitro fertilization (IVF), but this can be expensive. See your gyn provider, as intervention is probably necessary.

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This report confirms significant tubal disease, possibly from prior pelvic infection. See a reproductive endocrinologist, as laparoscopic or open abdominal surgery sometimes can correct the obstructions. Another solution is invitro fertilization (IVF), but this can be expensive. See your gyn provider, as intervention is probably necessary.

Answered 3/10/2021

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A member asked:

My friend hsg report : "left fallopian tube is seen upto terminal end.scanty spillage of contrast is senn on left side.and right fallopian tube with hydrosalphix in terminal end.restricted spillage of contrast is seen on right side" is it normal?

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