What does a hysteroscopy check?

Hysteroscopy is a common gynecological examination, and is generally used to check for gynecological diseases. As we all know, women who have sex will have more or less gynecological problems, especially after women have given birth. Regular annual checks for gynecological diseases can effectively prevent the occurrence of cancer. In recent years, the incidence of cervical cancer is becoming younger and younger. Hysteroscopy is a common gynecological examination. What does a hysteroscopic review check?

Hysteroscopy refers to the placement of an endoscope with a light source into the uterine cavity, which is used to slightly expand the uterus through a uterine distension medium and observe the uterine cavity. It is an important auxiliary means of clinical diagnosis and treatment of gynecology.

Through hysteroscopy, we can observe the cervical canal, anterior and posterior walls of the uterus, side walls, uterine fundus, left and right uterine corneas and fallopian tube openings, understand the morphology of the uterine cavity and the condition of the endometrium, and perform corresponding diagnostic curettage or other related surgical treatments as needed if necessary. The intrauterine tissue was scraped and sent for pathological examination.

Does hysteroscopy require anesthesia? Hysteroscopy does not require anesthesia or local anesthesia of the cervix. The pain level of hysteroscopy is generally tolerable. If you are afraid of pain, you can choose local anesthesia. Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive examination method. The best time for hysteroscopy is from the end of menstruation to before ovulation. There is no need for anesthesia during the examination, so there is no need to fast or be hospitalized. You can go home after the examination. You don’t need to rest or take any supplements the next day. You can just go about your normal daily activities. Hysteroscopy is a new, minimally invasive gynecological diagnostic and treatment technology. It is a fiber-light endoscope used for intrauterine examination and treatment. It includes a hysteroscope, an energy system, a light source system, a perfusion system and an imaging system. It uses the front part of the scope to enter the uterine cavity, which has a magnifying effect on the observed area. It is intuitive and accurate and has become the preferred examination method for gynecological hemorrhagic diseases and intrauterine lesions. Hysteroscopy is used to examine, diagnose, analyze and perform a series of tests and treatments on women. Hysteroscopy uses the front part of the scope to enter the uterine cavity, making it the preferred examination and treatment method for gynecological hemorrhagic diseases and intrauterine lesions in an intuitive and accurate manner. Hysteroscopy can be divided into diagnostic and surgical types, and soft and hard types. The flexible diagnostic hysteroscope is made of advanced optical fiber. It has a small diameter and can be bent at will, making it easy to observe and diagnose the entire uterine cavity. The examination process is fast (about 2 to 5 minutes), painless, and does not hurt the uterus.

Precautions for hysteroscopy: 1. Before the examination:

1. Hysteroscopy is generally best performed 3-7 days after the menstruation ends.

2. Sexual intercourse is prohibited 3 days after menstruation or before surgery.

3. You can hold your urine for a while before the operation to facilitate B-ultrasound monitoring during the operation.

4. Preoperative examinations include: infectious disease examination (HBsAg, HIV, HCV, RPR), liver function test, renal function test, electrocardiogram, routine blood and urine tests, four coagulation tests, and routine leucorrhea test.

2. After the inspection:

1. Sexual intercourse and bathing are prohibited for one month after the operation.

2. Rest for at least 1 week after surgery.

3. Give appropriate oral antibiotics after surgery.

4. If you have excessive vaginal bleeding, come to the hospital for treatment at any time.

5. There may be a small amount of vaginal bleeding within 2 months after hysteroscopic electroresection, and normal menstruation will not occur until the third month.

6. Go to the hospital to obtain the pathology results and follow-up consultation one week after the operation.