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Women who suspect they may have polyps, fibroids, or who have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss when they are trying to conceive are likely to undergo a hysterosonogram. Also known as a sonohysterogram, this diagnostic test is similar to a hysterosal pinogram but involves the use of ultrasound to get a more detailed picture of the reproductive organs.

How The Test Is Done
Thanks to the highly sensitive nature of the test, a hysterosalpingogram hysterosonogram is often able to pick up on problems in the uterus or ovaries that a hysterosalpingogram may miss.

10 Minutes Test

A hysterosonogram will be performed before you ovulate but after your period, roughly around day 7 to 10 of your menstrual cycle, in order to avoid interfering with a potential pregnancy. The test should take about ten minutes to perform.

Although the test is not painful, it is often recommended:

Take ibuprofen (like Advil or Motrin) an hour before as well as after the procedure in order to relieve any discomfort.
Drink four to five glasses of water one hour prior to your appointment in order to have a full bladder for the test.
This will help the specialist performing the hysterosonogram to have a better view of your reproductive organs.

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