It can be defined as the process of closely examining the womb with the help of a hysteroscope. A hysteroscope is a thin cylindrical illuminated tube that enters the vagina and the uterus for examining irregularities like heavy periods & fibroids. They are classified as:
Hysteroscopy is useful in any of the following conditions:
In a nutshell, hysteroscopy can be used for diagnosing uterine abnormalities. Other methods such as Ultrasound and Biopsy can also be used as their alternative, but they don’t match the accuracy of hysteroscopy.
The duration of the procedure is near about an hour wherein only 5-10 mins are required for the actual process if diagnostic hysteroscopy is being carried out. The procedure is initiated by providing local or general anaesthesia to the patient.
The degree of pain varies from person to person. Sometimes even local anaesthesia is also not required.
Unlike laparoscopy, there is no need for skin incision. Rather the hysteroscope is inserted via the vagina of the patient.
The doctor examines the pathway leading to the womb and fallopian tube. In the case of operative hysteroscopy, small tools are also inserted to carry out the surgery.
Hysteroscopy doesn’t require an overnight stay in the hospital. It is a swift procedure without any side effects. There is 1% possibility of facing normal after-effects which are discomfort, dizziness, and bleeding for a day or two.
The patient has a fast recovery speed and usually can go back to the daily routine the next day.
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