Hysterosalpingography, commonly referred to as the HSG test, is a specialized radiological procedure used to examine the uterus and fallopian tubes, particularly in women facing difficulty in conceiving. The test helps determine whether the fallopian tubes are open and whether the uterine cavity has any structural abnormalities such as polyps, fibroids, adhesions, or congenital defects. During the procedure, a contrast dye is gently introduced through the cervix into the uterine cavity, and a series of X-ray images are taken to observe the flow of the dye. If the dye passes freely through the tubes, it indicates that they are patent; blockage may be identified if the dye does not pass beyond a certain point. The test is usually scheduled after menstruation and before ovulation to ensure safety and accurate results. Mild cramping may occur during the procedure, but it typically subsides quickly. HSG plays a significant role in infertility evaluation, as it provides valuable information that helps guide further treatment planning. Early and accurate assessment through HSG can improve the direction and effectiveness of fertility management strategies.
For women considering an HSG test in Karol Bagh, Dr. (Prof.) Kanika Jain offers careful evaluation and professional diagnostic support. She provides clear pre-procedure instructions and ensures that the test is conducted in a safe and hygienic environment. After reviewing the results, she explains the findings in detail and discusses appropriate next steps based on the diagnosis. Her approach focuses on patient comfort, clarity, and structured fertility planning. Patients in Karol Bagh trust Dr. (Prof.) Kanika Jain for her thorough assessment and supportive care during infertility investigations. Her clinic is committed to delivering accurate diagnostic services and personalized guidance to help couples move forward confidently in their reproductive journey.
