Question 1

Purpose of the Procedure

Accepted Answer

Detecting blockages or narrowing in the fallopian tubes. Diagnosing congenital abnormalities in the uterine cavity. Identifying causes of recurrent miscarriage or delayed pregnancy.

Question 2

Preparation for the Test

Accepted Answer

The test is best performed immediately after the period ends. Inform the doctor about any iodine or contrast dye allergies. A mild pain reliever may be recommended 30 minutes before the procedure.

Question 3

What Happens During the Procedure?

Accepted Answer

Contrast dye is injected through the cervix using a thin catheter. Multiple X-ray images are taken to track the dye through the tubes. Minor cramping similar to menstrual pain may occur.

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