Tubal Ostia Seated Down - In My Hysterioscopy Laproscopy Right

Tubal ostia seated down

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In my hysterioscopy laproscopy right tubal ostia is founded seated down. What does it mean. Is this cause infertility

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Dr. Vijaya Gupta

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If one tube is open U can be pregnant

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