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Don't be scared. It is not that awful. The testing and treatments are somewhat uncomfortable, but not really painful. First they will probably start out with a bunch of blood tests, pap smear, and gathering historical data. From there they will determine if further testing is needed. If it is, they will probably do a hysteropingogram (sp?) which is also known as a tubal dye study, internal ultrasounds, and periodic internal exams. These are not fun, but that bad. The hysteropingogram is probably the most painful, they inject a dye through a catheter into your uterus and watch it flow through your fallopian tubes. It was just like menstrual cramps for a couple of minutes, so really not awful. I wish you the best of luck.
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