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Re: Cervix too narrow for balloon in HSG

From: Melissa (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 12 Nov 1999 12:47:51 -0700

>Presuming the condition is cervical stenosis, it may als0o include >poor mucus production. If only stenosis, the cervix can be >stretched, either in the office or in the operating room. If the >mucus is inadequate, several therapies are available, from >Robitussiin to liquify it somewhat to intrauterine insemination to >bypass the cervix altogether.

I saw my doctor today. He is not concerned with the stenosis as far as sperm getting into the uterus. But he did mention that one factor of the stenosis could be low mucus production and we are looking into that with post-coital exams. I did not ask him what happens if my mucus production is low though, so thank you for providing that information.

Melissa 

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