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Questions about a hysterosalpingogram (HSG)?
I had this procedure done two hours ago and I am feeling sick to my stomach. It hurt VERY bad in my opinion. It felt like a severe case of menstrual cramps and it was all on my left side. I felt very nauseated afterwards but now my stomach is still cramping and it feels full. There is also a burning sensation inside of my stomach. The Radiologist said both tubes were open, the right one more open than the left, but the dye leaked from both of them. He did say that it was "not normal" but they were open ... I don't know what he meant and didn't think to ask. Has anyone been told this before? Also, did you feel this way after having an HSG? I was diagnosed with PCOS several years ago. Recently I had a sonogram done and they found a fibroid (the size of a golf ball) and a mass on my right ovary. In 2004, I had a laparoscopy done and they said my right tube was blocked.
if your right tube was blocked, the dye being pushed through may have been through a small leak (which is still big enough for a microscopic egg to wash through, but still not likely) in the tube. If you are still feeling this uncomfortable then you may have an infection. Go to the doctor right away because if you have an infection, this could permanently affect your fertility. Go to the doctor now
Encyclopedia of Recurrent Abortions
DEFINITION
Recurrent or habitual abortions is the occurrence of repeated [3 or more consecutive] pregnancies that end in miscarriage of foetus usually before 20 weeks of gestation period.
CAUSES
General
· Infection---
a) Syphilis
b) Toxoplasmosis
· Metabolic diseases--
Diabetes mellitus
· Renal diseases---
a) Chronic renal failure
b) Chronic pyelonephritis [bacterial infection of kidney]
· Endocrinal diseases--Hypothyroidism
· Nutritional deficiencies---
a) Folic acid
b) Vitamins
c) Multiple dietary
Local
Ovaries---
Corpus luteum deficiency
· Uterus ---
a) Congenital malformation
b) Cervical incompetence
c) Displacement--
i. Utero-vaginal prolapsed
ii. Retroversion [tilted uterus]
d) Neoplasm
e) Myomas [fibroids]
Foetus
a) Genetic and chromosomal anomalies
b) Foetus asphyxia [extreme decrease in concentration of oxygen in body] --
i. Essential hypertension
ii. Chronic renal failure
iii. Pre-eclampsia [hypertension arises in pregnancy]
iv. Syphilis
c) Maternal asphyxia ---
i. Congestive cardiac failure
ii. Gross anaemia
INVESTIGATION
Non pregnant women
· Blood---
a) Haemoglobin %
b) Type of anaemia
c) Total differtial leucocytes counts
d) Sedimentation rate [E.S.R.]
. Urine---
a) Glycosuria [excretion of glucose in urine]
b) Pus cells and casts
c) Culture and sensitivity
· X-ray---
a) Chest
b) Hystero-salpigography [HSG of uterus and fallopian tubes]
· Special investigations---
a) Wassermann reaction Kahn's [VDRL]
b) Sabis Feldman and compliment fixation test for Toxoplasmosis
c) Glucose tolerance test
d) Renal function tests
e) Thyroid function test
f) Blood grouping A, B, O and Rh+ and Rh-
g) Anti body
h) Karyotyping [profile of a person's chromosomes]
In pregnant women
· Repeated hormonal tests
· Cervical mucus test---
a) Feming test
b) Spin-barkut test
· Vaginal cytology---
a) Maturation index
b) Urinary oestriol level
TREATMENT
· Treatment is to be directed accordingly
· IVF with pre implantation genetic diagnosis
· Close surveillance during pregnancy
BY
GEETA JHA [SPIRITUAL HEALER]
INDIA
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