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Do i have blocked fallopian tubes
I am trying for a baby since 1 year..All my tests are normal..The only test I have not done is for checking fallopian tube blockage.
5 years back I got pregnant however as we were not prepared so we got an abortion by D&C.
Hence my doctor says I should not worry about blockage as I did get pregnant once..
Please advice what to do? Am I unnecessaryly getting worried?
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HSG test should be done
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Apart from getting checked if fallopian tubes are open...you need to see if there are any adhesions inside the uterus as that is one of the common side effects of DnC...this can prevent pregnancy... can be done through a hystero-laparoscopy....connect with me on consult for further guidance
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In my opinion you should once check for patency of fallopian tubes as, there may be changes in body in 5 yr span.
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Better check tubal patency, because you are trying since 1year.
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