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Panic after hsg
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I'm worried after my hsg I have some pain and worried I might have an infection??
Also I had it 12 days after stopping contraceptive pill (10 days after withdrawel bleed) but I think I may of ovulated a few days before hsg now I'm panicking I could of been pregnant and that the fertilised egg is going to grow elsewhere in my body!! Is this even possible?
I'm worried after my hsg I have some pain and worried I might have an infection??
Also I had it 12 days after stopping contraceptive pill (10 days after withdrawel bleed) but I think I may of ovulated a few days before hsg now I'm panicking I could of been pregnant and that the fertilised egg is going to grow elsewhere in my body!! Is this even possible?
I wouldn't worry, just try to relax and recover. Looking for problems will only cause stress and worry
Aw thanks
I've not actually ovulated in years so I know it's unlikely! But read that etopic can gro outside of uterus in uterine cavity so I was panic about that
I've not actually ovulated in years so I know it's unlikely! But read that etopic can gro outside of uterus in uterine cavity so I was panic about that
Some pain is common after a hsg so I wouldn't worry unless it is extremely painful and there is strange discharge.
Your doctor should have organised a time to do the procedure after your period but before ovulation, if you think you ovulated before the hsg then you should consult your doctor to see if there are any risks involved.
A baby can only grow within the uterus, theres no way it can get out of the uterus and grow somewhere else.
Your doctor should have organised a time to do the procedure after your period but before ovulation, if you think you ovulated before the hsg then you should consult your doctor to see if there are any risks involved.
A baby can only grow within the uterus, theres no way it can get out of the uterus and grow somewhere else.
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