Hysteroscopy and HSG on anesthesia
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Anonymous
| Are there any doctors in this area who would agree to do hysteroscopy and HSG using anesthesia? |
Anonymous
| I am trying to remember but I actually think I had anesthesia. They called it twilight or something like that but I was OUT. I counted back to 8 and was out. Woke up babbling and incoherent. So I was out but I think they called it something less than full blown anesthesia--probably because it was very short. Shady Grove Fertility. |
Anonymous
| OP here. By anesthesia I mean something similar to twilight. Similar to what they use for egg retrieval. |
Anonymous
Propofol. |
Anonymous
| Hysteroscopy is done with twilight at SG. Thought this was always the case? No need for anthesia for HSG. Take Ibprofin. |
Anonymous
+1. |
Anonymous
| I've had two HSG's at SGF. No anesthesia. |
Anonymous
| OP here. I have had 2 HSG without anesthesia and both were awful. I had taken painkillers prior to HSG. |
Anonymous
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My HSGs at SG have had no anesthesia, and both were fine.
My hysteroscopy at SG was with twilight, same as I got for my egg retrieval. I have a friend who did it without anything and man she said it was horrible. |
Anonymous
I had the same experience with my first HSG at SGF. The RE who performed the procedure suggested that, if I need to go through an HSG again, I could do it under "light sedation", which I assume would be similar to what I had for egg retrieval. If I need to go through it again, that's my plan. I know some women have no issues with the HSG; I wish I was one of them. Unfortunately I have a tricky cervix, and it was a horrible morning for me. |
Anonymous
I would push for it based on your history. My first HSG, even with Valium, was worse than the time I broke a leg. |
Anonymous
| I had mine a few months back and it was awful, really really awful. If I ever have to do it again, I'll def ask for something. |