Hycosy
Hycosy is a transvaginal ultrasound technique in which a contrast medium called ExEm Foam or Saline Solution is injected into the uterine cavity. It is a non-invasive procedure and provides information about the patency of the fallopian tubes and the shape inside of your womb.
After the Procedure
You may have spot bleeding and mild abdominal pain for 1 to 2 days after the procedure.
Risk Factors
- Bleeding from the vagina, this usually resolves on its own.
- Dizziness or fainting, this usually resolves with bed rest.
- Infection requiring antibiotic.
No anesthesia needed.
No radiation.
Instructions On the Procedure
- You will lie down on a table, in same position as a pelvic examination.
- A speculum is placed inside your vagina so that your cervix can be easily seen.
- A small catheter is put into your cervix, Ultrasound contrast and/or saline solution is put in via catheter.
- An ultrasound probe is inserted into the vagina.
- Ultrasound pictures are taken and reviewed.
- The speculum, Catheter and Ultrasound probes are removed at the end of your procedure.
