CurlySue
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Hi all,
I am going for my fertility appointment in four weeks (yeah, I know, thinking in advance) and I just remembered something. This time last year I had to have something called an IVP done, which is where they inject contrast dye into you and take xrays of your urinary tract, kidneys, bladder, etc.
After the test I had an allergic reaction. My whole body came out in a white-hot bright red rash that itched like mad and the nurse had to monitor me for an hour and give me an immediate antihistamine injection which sent he completely loopy. I actually staggered into work giggling like an idiot and threw up straight away, only to be sent home because I was ridiculous. The nurse told me if ever I needed to have a test which involved dye to let the doctor know of the allergic reaction.
The other thing is - I get severe UTIs and I get them if anything is put anywhere NEAR me "down there" so to speak.
My question is - what will Gyno say? Is there any way around this HSG or is it a must for diagnostics? Bear in mind my GP thinks I have endo.
Is it a necessity to have this done first up?
I am going for my fertility appointment in four weeks (yeah, I know, thinking in advance) and I just remembered something. This time last year I had to have something called an IVP done, which is where they inject contrast dye into you and take xrays of your urinary tract, kidneys, bladder, etc.
After the test I had an allergic reaction. My whole body came out in a white-hot bright red rash that itched like mad and the nurse had to monitor me for an hour and give me an immediate antihistamine injection which sent he completely loopy. I actually staggered into work giggling like an idiot and threw up straight away, only to be sent home because I was ridiculous. The nurse told me if ever I needed to have a test which involved dye to let the doctor know of the allergic reaction.
The other thing is - I get severe UTIs and I get them if anything is put anywhere NEAR me "down there" so to speak.
My question is - what will Gyno say? Is there any way around this HSG or is it a must for diagnostics? Bear in mind my GP thinks I have endo.
Is it a necessity to have this done first up?