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Why am i having a pain cramps after an hsg test my cavity appear appeared normal, the tubes appeared normal in caliber, there is free spillage bilaterally conclusion was patent tubes pliz help i need to know if am fertile after having abortion 2 yea?
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Normal reaction: During an HAG a contrast material is inject through the cervix and it flows through the uterine cavity and tubes. After the procedure this material needs to be evacuated through contractions resulting in the cramps you are feeling. In due time this will end.
Answered 11/28/2017
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