HSG is a fluoroscopy test that uses contrast to look at the uterus and fallopian tubes, often during fertility workup.
HSG is usually done because of fertility questions, previous infection, recurrent pregnancy loss, or suspected tubal blockage rather than because HSG itself is a disease.
This test helps when doctors need to know whether the fallopian tubes are open and whether the shape of the uterine cavity looks normal.
It helps show whether the uterine cavity looks normal and whether the tubes are open or blocked.
The next step depends on the result and may involve fertility planning, gynecology follow-up, or further testing.
This entry explains the procedure. Before you go, read the longer prep guide or find a centre that performs it.
