HRSG Abdomen
Comprehensive abdominal assessment for liver, gall bladder, kidneys, pancreas, and related structures.
Fertility Imaging
Fallopian tube patency and uterine cavity assessment
Key Treatment
HRSG
HRSG is an X-ray guided contrast study to evaluate the uterine cavity and check whether fallopian tubes are open. It is commonly advised in infertility workup and pre-treatment fertility planning.
- Evaluates tubal patency (open or blocked fallopian tubes) accurately
- Assesses uterine cavity shape and possible filling defects
- Performed with careful protocol, hygiene, and comfort-focused guidance
- Helps gynecologists plan next fertility steps with better clarity
Related Imaging Services
Additional Ultrasound and Diagnostic Applications
Along with HRSG, we also provide focused diagnostic scans for multiple organ systems.
TFU (Pediatric Brain)
Transfontanelle ultrasound for infant brain screening and early evaluation of developmental concerns.
B Scan / Eye
Ocular ultrasound support to assess posterior eye structures when direct visualization is limited.
Neck / Thyroid
High-resolution scan for thyroid size, nodules, cysts, and neck soft-tissue abnormalities.
Breast
Targeted breast imaging to evaluate lumps, cysts, pain, and screening-related diagnostic findings.
Scrotum
Scrotal ultrasound for pain, swelling, torsion suspicion, varicocele, and testicular lesion evaluation.
Appendix
Focused right lower abdomen ultrasound to support appendicitis screening and urgent clinical decisions.
Musculoskeletal
MSK ultrasound for joints, tendons, ligaments, and soft-tissue pain or sports-related injuries.
Follicular Monitoring By TVS
Serial TVS scans to track follicle growth and ovulation timing for fertility and treatment planning.
HRSG FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is HRSG a surgery?
No. HRSG is a diagnostic imaging procedure and usually done as a short OPD visit.
When is the best time for HRSG?
It is usually scheduled after periods and before ovulation; your doctor will confirm the ideal cycle day.
Is HRSG painful?
Some cramp-like discomfort can occur briefly, but most patients tolerate it well with proper guidance.
Do I need to fast before HRSG?
Usually fasting is not required, but always follow the preparation instructions shared by your clinician.
Can I return home after the test?
Yes. Most patients go home the same day after a brief observation period and post-test advice.
Why is HRSG important before fertility treatment?
It provides clear information on tubal blockage and uterine cavity status, helping plan the right fertility pathway.