HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAM (HSG) QUESTIONNAIRE / CONSENT - XRays 2025

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After the HSG, the patient can immediately return to normal activities, although some doctors ask that they refrain from intercourse for a few days.
You are unlikely to have pain following the procedure, but you may feel crampy or achy. The majority of our patients are able to drive after an HSG and even immediately return to work.
In some cases, you also may receive an antibiotic for you to take before HSG. Most people can drive themselves home after having HSG. But you may not feel well after the procedure, so you may want to make arrangements for someone to drive you home.
Preparation for a Hysterosalpingogram Procedure The exam should take place between 7-10 days after the beginning of your last menstrual period. A course of antibiotics may be prescribed prior to the test depending on your referring providers recommendations. You can eat and drink as per usual the day of the test.
In some cases, you may receive an antibiotic as well. Most people can drive themselves home after an HSG.
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If you are going home, you may resume normal activities. You may experience vaginal spotting (bleeding) and pelvic cramps for 1 day after the procedure.
The 10-day rule indicates that the best time for administering the painless HSG test is 7 to 10 days after the end of the last menstrual period. This is the time when the fallopian tubes are clear of menstrual debris.
It is also not advised to perform this procedure during the menstrual period or immediately after it, due to the increased risk of intravasation of contrast with open uterine vessels. Hypersensitivity to contrast agents is obviously a contraindication to its use in this procedure.

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