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Infertility and Reproductive Medicine Moderated by Scott Roseff, M.D. Dr. Roseff offers cutting-edge fertility testing and treatments in Boca Raton, FL. He believes that patient care should be individualized and compassionate. Dr. Roseff has supported INCIID consumsers for more than a decade. He goes above and beyond the norm for his patients. Dr. Roseff is a proud supporters of the INCIID IVF Scholarship Program. |
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05-08-2009, 12:04 PM
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Sonohysterogram when an HSG was clear?
My RE wants me to have a sonohysterogram (saline ultrasound?) despite my HSG being totally clear a couple of months ago. I have been having spotting a lot over the past year but not on cycles where I ovulate only on the cycles where I don't. So I thought it must be hormonal. I guess my question is, is the sonohysterogram really so different from an HSG that I would need to have both so close together? Does the sonohysterogram tell a different story than an HSG?
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05-08-2009, 01:34 PM
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The HSG evaluates normalcy of the uterine cavity and the fallopian tubes. The sonohysterogram evaluates the normalcy of the uterine cavity.
In my practice, if the HSG was done well, properly showed the uterine cavity and was "normal", then I don't generally do the sonohyst. Hope this helps, Dr. Roseff in FL
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