Hysteroscopy treatment – Accurate diagnosis & advanced care for women’s uterine health

Well, there are two types of hysteroscopy –

• Diagnostic Hysteroscopy which used to identify the root of abnormal or heavy menstrual period, irregular period, infertility, repeated miscarriages, and any type of uterine abnormalities. It also helps to detect conditions such as uterine fibroids, polyps, congenital uterine anomalies, adhesions and infections.
• Another is operative hysteroscopy, which is performed to treat conditions diagnosed during evaluation. This treatment allows procedures such as Removal of submucosal fibroids, removal of uterine polyps, correction of uterine septum, and removal of retained pregnancy tissue. The hysteroscopy is one of the highly efficient and patient-friendly treatment procedures that provide accurate results almost every time.

What are the benefits of hysteroscopy?

According to medical history, hysteroscopy offers many advantages over traditional surgical methods:

• It is minimally invasive because this procedure is performed without any cuts or stitches while resulting in minimal pain, faster recovery and leaving no visible scar.
• Doctors mostly prefer them as this procedure gives direct visualisation of the uterine cavity, ensuring sure accurate diagnosis with targeted treatment.
• With this procedure, patients don’t need to stay in the hospital for several days to recover. In many cases, the hysteroscopy is performed within a day care procedure.
• Hysteroscopy plays an essential part in improving fertility outcomes by correcting uterine abnormalities.

How will hysteroscopy be performed?

This well-structured procedure is very safe for various gynaecology treatments.

To perform this, doctors first give local, regional, or general anaesthesia.

The hysteroscope is softly inserted through the cervix into the uterus.

After that, a fluid or gas is used to expand the uterine cavity, which allows the doctor to get a clear view of the uterine lining.

The doctor examines the uterus and performs essential treatments using specialised instruments.

When is a hysteroscopic needed?

Many women are advised to go for hysteroscopy to experience heavy or irregular bleeding, women who are facing infertility or repeated IVF failure, frequent pregnancy loss, postmenopausal bleeding, abnormal ultrasound findings, retained products after delivery or miscarriage.

Being an experienced and expert gynaecologist, Dr Ushasi Mukherjee carefully evaluates every case before recommending hysteroscopy, confirming it is truly effective for the patient.