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❄️ CPT – Chromopertubation Test

The Chromopertubation Test (CPT) is an important diagnostic procedure performed during laparoscopy to assess the patency (openness) of the fallopian tubes. Healthy, open fallopian tubes are essential for natural conception, as they allow sperm to meet the egg and support early embryo transport to the uterus. At Phular IVF, CPT is performed using advanced laparoscopic technology to provide accurate and reliable results, helping determine the most effective fertility treatment plan for each patient.

🩺 Why Is CPT Important?

CPT provides information that cannot be fully obtained from standard tests like ultrasound or HSG. It helps in:

Determining the cause of infertility
Detecting hidden tubal issues not visible on scans
Deciding whether treatments like IUI are suitable
Guiding whether IVF might be the better option
Identifying adhesions, endometriosis, or pelvic infections affecting tube function

🔍 What Happens During CPT?

During a laparoscopy, a harmless colored dye is gently introduced through the cervix into the uterus. The surgeon observes, via a laparoscopic camera, whether the dye freely passes through the fallopian tubes into the pelvic cavity.

Open (normal) fallopian tubes
Partially blocked tubes
Completely blocked tubes
Tubal spasms or abnormalities

⚕️ Benefits of CPT at Phular IVF

Part of a minimally invasive laparoscopic procedure
Highly accurate assessment of tubal patency
Helps detect additional pelvic conditions
Guides a personalized fertility treatment plan
Performed by experienced gynecologic laparoscopic surgeons

🧠 What CPT Results Mean

Dye flows freely→ Tubes are open
Slow or partial flow → Tubes may have minor blockage
No flow→ Tubes are likely blocked
Leakage or abnormal dye spread→ Possible structural issues or adhesions

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