Can HyCoSy unblock tubes?

The HyCoSy is a safe and well tolerated procedure for the assessment of tubal patency. Infection of the uterus or pelvis is not common but can occur in rare cases.

Is a HSG and HyCoSy the same?

HyCoSy has same diagnostic accuracy as HSG, without exposing women to radiation. We argue that HSG is out of date and has no place in a modern infertility evaluation. We also suggest a pathway (based on history, clinical and ultrasound evaluation) for investigations to screen for and diagnose tubal pathology.

Can HyCoSy improve fertility?

Few studies have suggested that HyCoSy could directly increase pregnancy rates in the months after HyCoSy [15], although some have shown a fertility-enhancing effect and a meta-analysis showed higher rates of ongoing pregnancy after HyCoSy [13, 16].

Which is better SIS or HSG?

There were a significant number of women who experienced pain, syncopy and cervicovaginal lacerations during HSG examination in comparison to SIS (P < 0.001). SIS was more acceptable than HSG as a screening test for tubal patency regarding the overall discomfort and the overall satisfaction rate.

What’s the difference between a HyCoSy and saline sonogram?

1. What is a HyCoSy or Saline Sonogram? Hysterosalpingogram Contrast Sonography (HyCoSy) and a Saline Sonogram are ultrasound imaging procedures that looks at the inside of your fallopian tubes and uterus. A HyCoSy uses an ultrasound Contrast and a Saline Sonogram uses a saline solution to allow your uterus to be seen more clearly.

What’s the difference between a hysterosalpingogram and a HSG?

Hysterosalpingogram. Hysterosalpingogram (hysteron = uterus; salpingo = fallopian tube) involves viewing the uterus, fallopian tube and the other organs that surround them through the use of x-ray. A radiographic contrast dye is given which is injected into the uterine cavity via the vagina and cervix.

What’s the difference between a hysteron and a salpingo?

However, the two are distinct from each other and have some differences. Hysterosalpingogram (hysteron = uterus; salpingo = fallopian tube) involves viewing the uterus, fallopian tube and the other organs that surround them through the use of x-ray.

Which is more invasive a sonohysterogram or a hysterosalpingogram?

Hysterosalpingogram. A radiographic contrast dye is given which is injected into the uterine cavity via the vagina and cervix. Then, a series of X-ray pictures are taken and then submitted for official reading. It is more invasive than sonohysterogram. X-rays are teratogenic, or harmful to the baby.

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