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Hello*!!!! I just read what wrote about the HSG not being 100%

accurate and I think what she means (I could be wrong, but this is what my DR

told me) is that just because it showed you have a blocked tube doesn't

always mean that it is blocked....I know someone on FT that had 2 blocked

tubes according to her HSG....so she went in to have a lap done to try and

remove the scarring and such in her tubes, but they did anbother HSG when she

was under and her tubes were clear....TUBES can spasm with the dye they

use....I have heard this is very common...so that would slow the dye down or

not even let it out one end....

Now with an open tube you might have some little blockages that don't always

show on the screen....I am not sure if when doing the HSG they time or what

to know how fast the dye is going or if they know how fast it should go or

what, but everyones body is different so if that is the case then some might

flow faster....

I hope that didn't confuse you anymore or anything....{{{{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}}}}}

I know after both my HSG's I had to schedule an appt to discuss the

outcome....the results they tell you in the room might not be the definite

outcome....mine changed...I was told I had 2 great flowing tubes no

problems...then at my follow up they said nope I had a partially blocked

right tube (ectopic side)....

B. (Queen)

ttc= 4 years

~A~ (9/21/99)

~A~Savannah Lynn (5/6/01)

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