Hsg test-patent tubes with minimal spill

2026-07-21 14:18:27
I have done hsg test done and the impression is bilateral patent fallopian tubes with minimal spillage of contrast- ? Peritoneal adhesions.. I don't have any history of appendicitis or any surgery done..apart from pcod I don't have any other health related concerns..I am advised to do laproscopy for the same..Is there any other reason other than peritoneal adhesions for the minimal spillage of contrast please help..
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Tubes being patent (open) is good news. Minimal spillage can be due to peritoneal adhesions, but also endometriosis (common with PCOS), prior pelvic infection (PID), or even a technical factor during the test. Laparoscopy is the only way to confirm and also treat all these causes in one go. Don't worry too much — tubes are open.
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Answered2026-07-24 20:11:33

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Answered2026-07-22 06:25:29

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There could be pelvic inflammatory disease or endometrisis causing minimal adhesion Connect for detailed explanation

Answered2026-07-23 13:09:17

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You can do ovulation induction with follicular monitoring for 2-3 cycles If no success then go for Laparoscopy

Answered2026-07-23 11:49:56

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Pelvic infection may cause adhesions.

Answered2026-07-22 07:04:49

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Yes pelvic inflammation or infection can result in peritoneal adhesions Endometriosis is yet another factor

Answered2026-07-22 05:53:31

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