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HSG test or Laproscopy
Which test is preferred to check Fallopian tubes ? Is it HSG test or laparoscopy ? Is there any drawback or advantage if we go for laparoscopy ?
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For basic investigations ,HSG is always better .&is non invasive .&serves the purpose .Even if filmsy adhesions are there ,they will be released .
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If you suspect other pathology like menorrhagia ,or pelvic infection , laparosco-, Hysteroscopy is preferred .&is invasive .
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Better go for HSG.70-80./. have conceived
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Its HSG...but for looking other associated abnormality if patient is not able to conceive with even patent tubes we advice Diagnotic lapro+hysteroscopy in same sitting following HSG or some abnormality suspected in HSG...Generally most of couples conceive after HSG with normal semen analysis.
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Diagnostic laprohysteroscopy is preferable.
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A diagnostic Laparohysteroscopy is Gold standard.... But invasive test....requires anaesthesia and hospital stay... especially in today's Covid times....a HSG is like a screening test ....cheap non invasive and no need of admission or anaesthesia.
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Hello, I would prefer diagnostic hysteroscopy followed by diagnostic laparoscopy, With HSG , patient is exposed to RADIATION.. In case of low budget HSG is preferred... HYSTEROSCOPY AND LAPAROSCOPY will give detailed anatomy..many more things can be done...
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consult a gynaecologist nearby..I would prefer diagnostic hysteroscopy followed by Diagnostic laparoscopy
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