Articles related to "Hysterosalpingogram"

Hyrosalpinx is an infection of the fallopian tubes, causing them to fill up with fluid and become abnormally enlarged. This blockage can prevent conception.

The hysterosalpingogram is an x-ray dye test that allows physicians to examine the uterus and fallopian tubes for abnormalities which can cause recurrent miscarriage.

A hysterosalpingogram, or an HSG test, is done for women experiencing infertility. HSG is a dye test to examine the uterus and fallopian tubes to check for abnormalities

Asherman's Syndrome can cause infertility, repeated miscarriages and may even stop your periods, but most women have never heard of it.

Women who want permanent birth control have a safer, easier alternative to traditional methods for tubal ligation, commonly called having the "tubes tied."