What are the chances of conception with spillage in the fallopian tube?

Hi,

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I understand your concern.

HSG (hysterosalpingography) is done (attachment removed to protect patient's identity) mainly to know the tubes' status and to look for their patency. Also, it can tell details about the uterus and if some lesion is present inside. Both the tubes are patent as spillage is seen, but yes, as spillage was late, it may be due to either retroverted uterus or some adhesions outside the tube. Also, there is no lesion inside the uterus, which is a good sign. The main problem is when the tubes are not patent, and there is no spillage seen, then the chances of conceiving are very less. The chances of conceiving depend on your symptoms at present. For how long have you been trying to conceive? How are your and your partner’s other reports? Whether you have undergone any treatment for the same before?

Kindly revert for more queries.

Thank you.

Hi,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I would suggest getting your partner's semen analysis as you have mentioned that all your blood work was normal. The main causes of subfertility are the first husband factor, second ovulatory dysfunction, and thirdly tubal factor.

In your case, the tubal factor has been considered with this HSG. So get your husband's semen analysis, and I would like to know whether any ultrasound has been done for follicular monitoring and to see whether ovulation is occurring or not. If not, then an ultrasound is required. Based on these reports, further treatment can be decided.

Thank you.