hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy process uses a hysteroscope that enables to view the inside of the uterus along with the cervical canal. Hysteroscope is a type of narrow telescope containing a camera and small light inserted into the vagina and helps examine the cervix and the inside of the uterus. This procedure helps to diagnose and treat the cause of abnormal bleeding. It also helps to produce an image of the uterus for performing the diagnostic and operative function.

Advantages of hysteroscopy

  • Short hospital stay

  • Less recovery time

  • Avoidance undergoing hysterectomy

  • Avoid undergoing ‘open abdominal’ surgery

  • Diagnose the cause of infertility

  • Diagnose the cause of repeated miscarriages

  • Evaluate small fibroids or polyps

  • This treatment diagnoses problems related to the uterus, identify abnormalities of the uterine cavity, and also correct abnormalities

  • This also helps identify and treat various gynecological problems including infertility, pelvic pain, or unexplained infertility, and irregular periods

  • It is also used to remove displaced intrauterine devices (IUDs) and intrauterine adhesions.

Procedure

The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis. The patient is asked to wear a gown and empty their bladder prior to the procedure. The vaginal area is cleaned with an antiseptic solution, and then carefully a hysteroscope is inserted into the vagina through the cervix and then into the uterus. Then the area is examined for abnormalities, and biopsy samples and photographs are taken. If the fibroid is removed, then some specialized instrument is inserted through the hysteroscope. Once the examination is completed, the hysteroscope is removed.

Operative hysteroscopy

After performing diagnosis, the hysteroscopic technique is used to remove fibroids, cysts, and correcting a blocked fallopian tube that is affecting the flow of the egg.

The procedure also helps diagnose intrauterine lesions within fallopian tubes. The procedure also helps remove mucosal myomas that are a major factor to cause infertility. It is a safe treatment for restoring menstrual function and improves the chances of natural conception. It also removes endometrial polyps and corrects uterine abnormalities.

This procedure is safe, with a lower risk of complications if performed by an expert. After the hysteroscopy post-procedure, one can feel mild discomfort similar to periods of pain. The cramps will settle in a few days, and pain medicines are prescribed to manage discomfort. It is advised that the patient must avoid drinking alcohol, sexual activity for a few after the procedure to avoid any infection risk.

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