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A member asked:
Hsg done.dr said one side tube opened.another side spillage restricted to one side.what does it mean?
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Sounds like: You have 1 open tube and 1 closed tube, but the question is is the open tube normal because if it is not and you get pregnant you do not want the pregnancy to end up in the tube- ectopic please speak with your doc so your doc can explain everything better to you that is your doc's job to make u understand everything, you may need laparoscopy to look at the tubes.
Answered 8/15/2013
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Ask your doctor: Usually your tubes are open or not open. On occasion the doctor may say the tubes are dilated or the spill is loculated - the dye all stays in one place suggesting adhesions- it's unclear what the doctor was saying so i think you need to ask for clarification.
Answered 1/9/2015
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