SHG is a test used to identify the root cause of disorders like infertility, recurrent miscarriages, and abnormal uterine flow. SHG can find:Uterus with an abnormal shapeAbnormal growths, such as polyps or fibroids, inside the uterusThe uterus's internal scar tissue is present

SHG is typically performed at the end of the menstrual cycle but can be done anytime for non-menstruating women, including those postmenopausal or on menstrual-suppressing medications. The procedure begins with a vaginal ultrasound, followed by inserting a small catheter through the cervix into the uterus. A sterile saline solution is then injected, outlining the uterine walls and cavity during the ultrasound. This enhances visibility, helping detect abnormalities like polyps, fibroids, or scar tissue.

In general, SHG is a safe procedure. Cramping or pain may be experienced by certain women. A extremely uncommon but possibly serious side effect of a SHG surgery is pelvic infection.

Sonohysterogam is an outpatient test that uses an ultrasound scan to identify womb cavity anomalies that may impair the ability to conceive. It is a safe treatment, and if there is a possibility that the womb cavity is abnormal, our team of skilled experts at Jananam will guide you and carry out this test.