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My Hysterosalpingogrphy (HSG) shows bilateral tubal blocks since I did not have any pelvic infections how could this happen?

April 26, 2017bilateral blocks HSG infections pelvic shows tubal

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My Hysterosalpingogrphy (HSG) shows bilateral tubal blocks since I did not have any pelvic infections how could this happen?

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Pelvic infections are the most common cause of tubal blocks. Chlamydia and genital tuberculosis are generally asymptomatic and hence may cause tubal blocks.