Talk to Gynecologist on Tubes Test

Dr. Aruna Kumari Hira - Gynecologist

MBBS, FCPS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) | Karachi

113 Positive Reviews

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u dont need anesthesia
it's just an old based
y take anesthesia risks dear
the pain will b of short period
dont worry

Dr. Naheed Akhtar Rana - Gynecologist

MBBS, MRCOG (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) UK, DFFP (UK), FRCOG (UK) | Lahore

297 Positive Reviews

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No it does not require anaesthesia it is painful but bearable we get it done for hundreds of patients, they-will give you analgesics before doing test. But if you cannot tolerate it than I will suggest laparoscopy and dye test

Dr. Arfa Salahuddin Kakar - Gynecologist

MBBS ,FCPS(R) | Quetta

152 Positive Reviews

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yes you are right ...it's painful procedure....but the pain is temporary....You can relief your pain by taking any good painkiller like tab brufen 20 min before procedure and after procedure you can relieve your pain by having injection toradol/tramal in hospital.....Anesthesia is risky....not required for such minor procedure at all....for pain even u can use tablet naprox 500 suba shaam for three days after procedure...

assalam o alaikum
if all workup for infertility normal then go for diagnostic laproscopy and dye test,which is minimally invasive procedure,to assess pelvic anatomy and same time patency of both tubes can be checked

Dr. Javeria Gulzar - Gynecologist

| MBBS | MCPS (Obstetrics & Gynecology) | PPCR | | Islamabad

13 Positive Reviews

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That would be done by laproscopy