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Cervical stenosis
I was told that I have cervix stenosis during a fertility treatment doctor said the cervix mouth is open but it is very narrow and even the thin caterer is not going in. But 4 months back I got my SIS done in another hospital and the pain was bearable. Reports were normal both tubes were open. Can you please tell is SIS possible if I had cervix stenosis, right? I had ectopic pregnancy 3 months back. Is it possible because of ectopic I got cervix stenosis?
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Yes sis can be possible with it
Ectopic has no relationship with stenosis
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The reason fr ectopic pregnancy is tubal blockage not cervical stenosis
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