I had the same problem a couple of years ago, I went to the hospital to have the procedue done and the x-ray tech was not able to put the tube through my cervix, so I had to re-schedule my appt and have it done again but this time my doctor did the procedure and had no problem putting the tube through and everything was fine as far as my tubes. I'm not sure your cervix is the problem, sometimes it could be the person performing the procedure. Do you have regular cycles? If so that should be an indication your cervix opens to allow your af through, I would assume if your cervix was that tight it would not allow af....But then again i'm not an expert. Also have you had any prior procedures done to your cervix such as cryo, biopsy, etc sometimes scar tissue can prevent an hsg to be performed correctly. Keep your head up and hopefully your doc will have a solution to your problem, i'm sure.

It was my doc that performed the hsg. He is now suggesting a hysteroscopy instead - my periods are regular every 28 days, although painful so there is a possibility of endometriosis but further tests will need to explore that issue.

Appreciate your reply :)

Good luck on your procedure and again keep your head up at least you are not getting to the bottom of why you are not conceiving. If its any help I heard after procedures like hsg and hysteroscopy women become pregnant shortly after.

Many thanks. I will keep you updated on my next apt.
:)