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Blood after hsh test
Hi,
i have done my hsg to check fallopian tubes blocks on tuesday..no blocks are there.
still iam blood strain(little) if i work or walk after hsg today is 3rd day.
is this normal .or how many it will be there
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Yes. It could be normal. HSG is done towards the end of your period. And about 5 ml of reagent pushed into the uterus. It will take some time to flow back.
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Its normal
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