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And sometimes stress (like an upcoming wedding) can bring on a period at just the wrong time. Find a way to get in to see your doctor. There's a good chance you'll be relieved to have a plan.
Good luck and congrats on your engagement.View Thread

I didn't follow your question about the miscarriage so I can't comment. Can you restate?View Thread

You're right about the emotional aspect though. It is often the worst part of all of this testing. It's hard to hear something is wrong but can be just as hard when they can't find any cause.
They will not fix anything at the time of the test. This test is purely to diagnose. Most true blocks can not be repaired but are bypassed via IVF.
There are people who get pregnant after their HSG and we wonder if there was a small black that was opened by the pressure of the dye during the test.
Goodnluck. Let us know hownyou do.View Thread



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