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Do you find out if your tubes are blocked in a transvaginal sonogram?
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Usually no.: However, on occasion one will see a fluid distended fallopian tube called hydrosalpinx and those tubes are usually blocked. The hysterosalpingogram exam is usually used to tell if tubes are blocked.
Answered 9/15/2013
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