Tubal Blockage - Hello Dr. What Is Corneal Spasm In

Tubal blockage

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Hello dr. What is corneal spasm in fallopian tubes?? I had done my hsg test nd the report said that corneal spasm on either end..

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Dr. Vandana Mishra

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It means the dye didn’t come out from the tubes. You may have to go for laparoscopy for confirmation

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