✅Abnormal Uterine Bleeding – Heavy, irregular, or postmenopausal bleeding.
✅Uterine Polyps or Fibroids – Removal of non-cancerous growths affecting fertility.
✅Recurrent Miscarriages – Identifying uterine abnormalities contributing to pregnancy loss.
✅Endometrial Biopsy – Sampling of uterine tissue for further testing.
✅Uterine Septum or Adhesions – Correcting congenital abnormalities or scar tissue in the uterus.
✅IUD Removal – Extracting an intrauterine device embedded in the uterus.
✔️ Performed to examine the uterus for any abnormalities.
✔️ Recommended for women with unexplained infertility, miscarriages, or abnormal bleeding.
✔️ Can be done in an outpatient setting with little to no downtime.
✔️ Used to treat uterine conditions like fibroids, adhesions, or septum.
✔️ Small surgical instruments are inserted through the hysteroscope for precise treatment.
✔️ A safer alternative to traditional surgeries with quicker recovery time.
✅Step 1: Preparation– A mild sedative or anesthesia may be given for comfort.
✅Step 2: Insertion of Hysteroscope– A thin, flexible tube with a camera is gently inserted through the vagina into the uterus.
✅Step 3: Examination & Diagnosis– The doctor visually inspects the uterus and may take a biopsy if needed.
✅Step 4: Treatment (if required)– Any polyps, fibroids, or adhesions are removed using specialized instruments.
✅Step 5: Recovery & Post-Procedure Care– Most patients can go home the same day with minimal discomfort.
✅Minimally Invasive– No large incisions or stitches required.
✅Quick Recovery – Most patients resume normal activities within a day or two.
✅High Precision & Accuracy– Provides a clear view of the uterus for effective diagnosis and treatment.
✅Less Pain & Discomfort– Compared to open or laparoscopic surgery.
✅Same-Day Procedure– Many hysteroscopy treatments are done as outpatient procedures.
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No, hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure. Local or general anesthesia is used to ensure comfort during the process.
Most women can return to normal activities within 24-48 hours after the procedure. Mild cramps or spotting may occur but subside quickly.
Yes! Hysteroscopy can diagnose and treat conditions like fibroids, polyps, and adhesions, which can improve implantation success for pregnancy.
Hysteroscopy is generally safe, but minimal risks include mild cramping, spotting, or temporary bloating. Serious complications are rare.
The cost depends on whether it’s diagnostic or operative hysteroscopy, as well as hospital and anesthesia charges. Contact us for affordable pricing options.