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Can HSG TEST report change after 2 years
Hi doctor,
I had an operation for endometriosis and chocolate cyst on 2021. At that time my doctor has done the dye test when I was in general Anastasia. That time my lift fallopian tube was clear and right one was sluggish, the dye took little time but passed through. Now after two years, I have revisited gynaecologist as i have not conceived. He said to do the HSG test again.
Now my concern is can the report vary after two years?
Is there any harm to redo the test?
As it is painful i heard thats why i am tensed.
please help
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Yes as already answered it can get blocked
2 years is a long time
Endometriosis is a predisposing factor fr adhesions n consequent tubal blockage
U definitely need this to assess tubal patency
Yes it's a painful procedure
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U can repeat
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Yes u can repeat the test as u are having endometriosis and not conceived yet means chances are there that it may have got blocked
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Ahmedabad
You need to do test again
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