The procedure is ambulatory and can be performed in the office in some circumstances.
The ideal time for performing the hysteroscopy is right after menstruation, although it can be done in other phases of the cycle.
Start with the introduction of a hysteroscope through the cervix into the cavity.
Liquid expansion of the uterine cavity is performed.
Thanks to the expansion allows the direct visualization of the internal face of the uterus, identifying possible pathologies, which according to the complexity can be corrected in the same act
RISKS
Hysteroscopy in expert hands is a relatively safe procedure, complications are reported in 2 out of 100, according to world literature. Uterine perforation is the most common complication. The appearance of adhesions or infections in the uterine cavity after a hysteroscopy has also been reported. Serious or life-threatening complications are very rare.
AFTER CARE
Normally, most physical activities can be carried out again after one or two days of the procedure. Depending on the findings and the type of procedure performed, it may be necessary to use antibiotics or estrogen in the days after the procedure.
ADVANTAGES
It allows the diagnosis and correction of gynecological disorders on an outpatient basis. The patient’s recovery time is short.
