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My hsg test results show both fallopian tube were opacified with free intraperitoneal contrast please what does this mean, do i have fallopian tube blockage?
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An HSG with contrast material showing "free intraperitoneal contrast", implies that your fallopian tubes are open, and theoretically do not provide a basis for infertility. However, your GYN physician may recommend a diagnostic laparoscopy to make certain that the ovaries are not blocked by adhesions, should pregnancy not occur in the next 8-10 months, given your partner's normal sperm count.
Answered 6/16/2022
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