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Re: INFERTILITY: Can a heavy period clear a blocked fallopian tube?
From: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:43:13 -0600 (CST)
Professor,
Thank you for your advice.
R,
Jennifer
At Tue, 17 Feb 2009, Professor Galal Lotfi wrote:
>
>I dont think there is anything called tissue migrated into your tube,
>but I think there might be infection, adhesions or scarring.
>I dont think you can tell by yourself or feel by yourself what is going
>in your tube.
>I agree with you that the bleeding you had, had nothing to do with the
>situation of your tube
>Thanks
>At Mon, 16 Feb 2009, Jennifer wrote:
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>>My left tube is blocked. It is not due to scar tissue but probably
>>something else. Both tubes were clear prior to the conception of my
>>first child. I then became pregnant again, but after 11 weeks,
>>miscarried. A D&C was performed. After a year of trying, a HSG showed
>>my left tube is blocked and the MD thought it was due to tissue
>>traveling up the tube from the D&C.
>>
>>I passed a huge clot of blood last night (I started my period 2 days
>>prior). I have been having a heavy period this time round. My left
>>tube is usually hard and sore, but after I had passed that clot of blood
>>(or tissue, don't know what it contained), my left tube felt normal (not
>>hard) and there was no more soreness.
>>
>>Is it possible that whatever was blocking my left tube was released
>>during my menstrual cycle?
>>
>>Any help is greatly appreciated.
>>
>>R,
>>Jennifer
>
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>Professor Galal Lotfi, MD. MRCOG
>14A Sherif street.
>Cairo. Egypt
>202-24535597
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