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HSG after Tubal cannulation
Hi, My both tubes were blocked with no symptoms and no infection and I also had polyp. I underwent DHL and tubal cannulation . Polyp was removed and one tube was opened. HSG was performed to check tubal patency on the day of cannulation. Should I undergo HSG again to reconfirm one tube is open? After how many days of tubal cannulation should I recheck with HSG again?
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There is no need for checking it again.
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Connect please
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No need U can try to conceive naturally if other parameters r fine
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Try for pregnancy for atleast 3 months post surgery. No need to undergo HSG again.
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Please consult for proper discussion.
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U do not need to check immediately post the surgery Try conceiving
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