Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)

Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is most useful when your doctor or other qualified clinician needs imaging of Uterus/fallopian tubes for dynamic or contrast-enhanced x-ray imaging. Please bring the referral or clinical question if one has been issued, because the exact protocol may depend on why this specific scan is being requested.

This procedure may require fasting, bowel preparation, local anaesthetic or sedation depending on the body area. Arrange an escort if sedation is planned and follow the procedure unit's written instructions exactly. Contrast fluoroscopy may require fasting or bowel preparation depending on the examination. Bring relevant previous imaging and tell the team about pregnancy, allergies and recent gastrointestinal procedures. Most plain X-rays require no fasting. Remove jewellery or metal over the area being imaged and tell the radiographer if you are or may be pregnant. For Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) specifically, follow any appointment message from the imaging centre because the final protocol can change with your clinical history and the exact question being investigated.

Please provide the clinical indication or referral question for Hysterosalpingogram (HSG), relevant symptoms and duration, previous surgery or treatment involving Uterus/fallopian tubes, current medicines, allergies where relevant, and any previous imaging or reports that could help comparison.

At the appointment, staff will confirm your identity and the reason for Hysterosalpingogram (HSG), position you appropriately and acquire images of Uterus/fallopian tubes. The procedure uses a camera or optical instrument to view the target area directly; anaesthesia or sedation requirements vary by procedure.

This examination may involve ionising radiation; tell the facility if you are pregnant or think you could be pregnant so the benefit, timing and protocol can be reviewed. Procedural imaging can have risks related to sedation, bleeding, infection or perforation depending on the procedure; the clinical team should explain these before consent. The supervising team should complete the safety screen specifically for Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) before proceeding.

The images from Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) are reviewed by an appropriately qualified imaging specialist or clinician. The report should be interpreted together with your history, examination findings and other tests; an imaging result alone may not establish the final diagnosis. Urgent or unexpected findings may require faster clinical follow-up than the routine delivery time shown in this listing.

Please arrive early enough for registration and safety screening. The listed price for Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is a starting market price and can change with contrast, sedation, additional sequences/views, radiologist subspecialty reporting, consumables or facility location. If your symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening, seek urgent clinical care rather than waiting for a routine imaging booking.