Fallopian tubes are the major causes for infertility and the diseases and damages in these tubes are highly responsible for infertility. The fallopian tubes project out from the uterus body and form the passages. This helps egg to transfer to the uterus form ovary. Usually these are 10cm long and funnel-shaped ending called fimbriae (long fringes), which is responsible for catching the matured egg and forces it to the fallopian tube. The sperm and egg met in the outer half of the fallopian tube called ampulla. Fertilization occurs in this tube and it takes a major role in the ovulation process. If there are any abnormalities in the tubes, results in 50-70a% case of infertility. This is caused due to infection in pelvis, which is caused by STD, miscarriage, severe endometriosis and tuberculosis. Rubins test (RT) is the most popular and conventional method for diagnosing this infection. Hysterosalpingogram (Uterotubogram) or HSG is a specific X-ray test for the uterus and tubes. This test is conducted at the 6th day or 7th day of the menstrual cycle. A slow process will be done by the doctors and those films are taken for accuracy. A normal HSG defines the internal side of reproductive system. Abnormal HSG is identified in the uterine cavity. But these are some defects in this HSG as it is highly painful and is technically difficult for most of the women. These tests limitedly provide the information about the closed tubes.