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Hysterosalpingogram

Alternate Names : Hysterosalpingography, HSG

Hysterosalpingogram | Preparation & Expectations | Results and Values

What is involved in preparation for the test?

Instructions for the hysterosalpingogram will be given by the healthcare provider and the x-ray department staff. Any jewelry or metal objects that may interfere with the exam must be removed. A woman having an HSG should alert the provider if there is a possibility of pregnancy.

An HSG is scheduled in advance so that a woman is not having her period on the day of the test. The contrast material usually contains iodine, so women who are allergic to iodine should tell the staff. Other preparations may be needed in some cases. The healthcare provider or x-ray department will discuss these before the test if needed.


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Hysterosalpingogram: Results and Values

Author: James Compton, MD
Reviewer: Gail Hendrickson, RN, BS
Date Reviewed: 07/03/01



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