Tubal Check (HSG Test) in Punjab
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TUBAL CHECK (TUBE CHECK)
A tubal check is a simple test that shows whether your fallopian tubes are open. The tubes are where the egg and sperm meet, so if they're blocked, natural pregnancy can't happen. Tubal problems cause about 25–35% of female infertility. The most common test is the HSG, where a special dye and an X-ray show whether the tubes are clear. HyCoSy uses ultrasound instead. The test is done on days 6 to 11 of your cycle and causes only mild cramps. Open tubes may allow natural conception or IUI, while blocked tubes usually need IVF. At our IVF Center in Jalandhar and IVF Center in Amritsar, a Fertility Specialist Doctor in Punjab guides you to the IVF Treatment in Punjab.
Why Choose Vardaan for a Routine Sperm Analysis?
| What Matters | General Imaging Center | Vardaan Fertility Center |
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Who Guides the Test
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Radiology staff | Fertility Specialist Doctor in Jalandhar or Amritsar |
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Comfort
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Standard procedure | Gentle technique and a private setting |
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Timing
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Booked when a slot is free | Planned on days 6 to 11 for accurate results |
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After the Test
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Report handed over | Clear plan: IUI, surgery, or the IVF Treatment in Punjab |
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Cost
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Test cost only | Transparent IVF Cost in Jalandhar and Amritsar, no hidden charges |
Available at our IVF Center in Jalandhar (Mota Singh Nagar) and IVF Center in Amritsar (Kennedy Avenue).
How Does the Tubal Check Procedure Work?
- Before the Test: The test is booked on days 6 to 11 of your cycle, after your period ends. Take a simple painkiller about an hour before if advised.
- Placing the Dye Tube: At our IVF Center in Jalandhar or IVF Center in Amritsar, a thin, soft tube is gently placed through the cervix into the uterus.
- Dye and X-ray Images: The dye flows slowly into the uterus and tubes while X-ray images are taken. If the tubes are open, the dye spills out freely.
- Results and Next Steps: A Fertility Specialist Doctor in Jalandhar or Amritsar explains the results and plans your path, from natural conception and IUI to the IVF Treatment in Punjab, with one cost, one treatment.
What Are the Signs of Blocked Fallopian Tubes?
What Types of Tubal Tests Are Available at Vardaan?
1. TVS
First screening scan
2. HyCoSy
Ultrasound, no radiation
3. HSG
X-ray dye test
4. Laparoscopy
Most detailed view
Get ready
Cervix gently cleaned
Thin tube
Placed in the uterus
Add dye
Mild cramps possible
X-ray images
Shows if tubes are open
Done
Results explained
How to Prepare for a Tubal Check ?
Tubal Check Cost in India
- HSG at diagnostic centres: ₹2,000 to ₹3,400.
- HSG at fertility clinics: ₹5,000 to ₹10,000.
- HyCoSy: ₹6,400 to ₹6,600. This comes from a single chain's listed price, so treat it as indicative.
- Diagnostic laparoscopy: ₹30,000 to ₹60,000.
Precautions & Aftercare in IVF
- Rest briefly: sit for a few minutes at our IVF Center in Jalandhar or IVF Center in Amritsar if you feel dizzy.
- Use pads, not tampons: for light spotting over the next 1 to 2 days.
- Ease cramps: a simple painkiller advised by your Fertility Specialist Doctor in Punjab helps.
- Avoid intercourse and swimming: for 24 to 48 hours to lower infection risk.
- Watch for warning signs: call us for fever, severe pain, or heavy bleeding, and we'll guide your next step toward the IVF Treatment in Punjab
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Frequently Asked Questions
Most women feel only mild, period-like cramps that last a few minutes. A simple painkiller taken before the test usually helps.
No, it's done after your period ends, usually on days 6 to 11. This timing gives clear images and makes sure you're not pregnant.
Yes, if one tube is open, natural conception or IUI may still be possible. If both tubes are blocked, IVF is usually option.
Yes, you can usually try again once any spotting stops, about 24 to 48 hours later. Your doctor will confirm what's right for you
Your doctor can often explain the X-ray findings right after the test. A detailed report may take a little longer.