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Hsg with anesthesia
I hve done my hsg today with anesthesia...and report is loculated spill over of contrast seen on right side what does it mean?...left is blocked that I know...because of ectopic
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Most of the time it is because of adhesions near the uterus. However for further clarification and treatment you should have diagnostic laparoscopy.
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Detailed history about medication and prior treat is nessesary for giving proper advice.
Loculated spill can be due to presence of some infection.
Any past history of TB is also to be noted.
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Lots of details required to be able to properly advise you on this.
Please consult Dr. Akriti Saxena.
You can find me on google too.
Need to see the films too.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Loculated spill is indicative of adhesions
A free spill is a normal report
Needs laproscopic evaluation
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