The hysterosalpingography (HSG) procedure, commonly known as a uterine film, fundamentally employs a single approach, but variations exist in the imaging techniques utilized. In traditional HSG, a radiopaque contrast agent is introduced, and X-ray images of the uterus and fallopian tubes are captured to assess their structure. With advancements in modern medicine, alternative imaging modalities have also emerged. For instance, sonohysterography (sono-HSG) leverages ultrasound technology to provide a detailed view of the uterine cavity, often preferred when a more in-depth examination of the uterine lining is required. Both methods offer crucial diagnostic information for understanding potential reproductive health issues.