Hsg Scan Report - My Hsg Scan Shows Both Fallopean Tubes Are

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Asked for Female, 31 Years

My HSG scan shows both fallopean tubes are mildly prominent with minimal and faint spill. Could you please explain me the problem in general terms

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Dr. Divyaa

Gynecologist 4 yrs exp Chennai

It means thr is some problem in tube that causes infertility

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