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HSG test side effects
Post HSG test , for how many days does bleeding stops? I did my HSG test on 5th march and for next 3 days i was bleeding and it got stopped. However, today again i can see spotting now. Does this mean i got my period ? Or it the impact of HSG test?
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You may bleed up to a week to ten days
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If your HSG was done at the appropriate time (in relation to the date of periods) then it can't be your periods.
One odd episode of spotting may be there for no explanable reason.
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Dr. Ashritha Thadishetty
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Might be your perods
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