H.S.G has been proven to be an important diagnostic method in clinical gynecology for under 50 yrs. it is valuable in the investigation of the uterine and tubal factors of female infertility. Hysterosalpingograms of 81 patients with infertility were analysed and following brief results were obtained. 1. Ratio between primary and secondary infertility was 3:5, endary infertility was more frequent. 2. Age distribution was more frequent under 30 years of age than over 30 years of age. 3. Abnormal uterine finding was only seen in 18 cases, abnormal tubal finding was only seen in 25 cases and combined uterine and tubal abnormalities were seen in 14 cases. 4. Abnormal uterine findings were malposition (12 cases), filling defect (5), spastic uterus (5) irregular contour (3), arcuate uterus (3), didelphia (1), in order of frequency. 5. Abnormal tubal findings were hydrosalpinx (21 cases). occlusion (19), intravasation (6) beaded appearance (3), & diverticula (2) in order of frequency. 6. Negative finding in both uterus and tube was seen in 23 cases. 7. In 2 cases pregnancy after the H.S.G. examination was confirmed.