A 41-year-old female asked:
I've bn for ct and ultrasound scans cysts found in ovaries and blockage in fallopian tube docs said not cause of pain thats in vagina and abdomen?
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Dr. Alan Pattersonanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 44 years experience
Would have to see: The report, but you need a complete workup including bowel and urinary tract evaluation and then you may need a laparoscopy or robotic sugery to look into the pelvis as you may have adhesions or endometriosis which will not show up on the scan , but if it says the tubes are blocked you could have adhesions and scar tissue in other parts of your pelvis which can cause pain which can be seen at surg.
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If fallopian tubes are blocked would doctor still be able to view the ovaries with trans vaginal ultrasound?
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