Hysterosonogram

Women who have been experiencing problems trying to conceive, infertility, abnormal bleeding or multiple miscarriages will most likely be sent to have a hysterosonogram. Because this diagnostic test can provide such detailed images of the uterus, endometrial lining and ovaries, it is most often used to identify if a woman has:

• Fibroids
• Polyps
• Scar Tissue
• Uterine Adhesions
• Uterine defects

Additionally, a hysterosonogram can help determine the size, shape and exact location of any uterine abnormality, like polyps or fibroids. Women with endometriosis may also have a hysterosonogram performed in order to determine the extent of the endometriosis.

And I did it!!! Yesterday... And who on earth said it is not painful? It was... and still is... Until now, I'm still taking pain relievers every six hours...

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. It was my 8th day... Took doxin a day before the procedure (2x a day for three days), then took mefenamic acid and boscupan plus an hour before the procedure and then every 6 hours after...

I did not go to work today... My OB said I need to take a rest and stay home... No walking... Hmmm... but I couldn't help sometimes, I need to walk around the house for some errands... But nevertheless, spent 3/4 of today lying and watching movies...

I can still feel stomach cramps and a lil' discomfort, but one thing I am thankful for these pains I have now is that, I know now, Don and Ji (me) just needs to be patient and to try again, 'cause we don't have biological worries to deal with... We're both good.... Thanks to God...