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Having a hsg with dye later today. so anxiety about a poss. lost tampon from earlier this wk, just wondering if tampon would be seen during hsg proc.
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Yes: An HSG requires a small catheter to be placed in the uterus. When your doctor places the speculum in the vagina to see the cervix - the tampon will be easily seen and removed.
Answered 9/27/2014
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