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Health Encyclopedia: Hysterosalpingography
HSG; Uterosalpingography; Hysterogram; Uterotubography
What the risks are
- Endometrial infection (
endometritis ) - Fallopian tube infection (
salpingitis ) - Perforation of the uterus
- Allergic reaction to the contrast dye
Special considerations
This test should not be performed if you have
After the test, r...
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