Menstruation after 10 days of hysteroscopy

In women's daily life, doing hysteroscopy for routine physical examination is a very normal thing, but many female friends do not know how long it will take for their period to come after the hysteroscopy, which has caused great confusion for female friends. We can learn more basic knowledge in our daily life. Below I will explain to you how long it will take for your period to come after a hysteroscopy. I hope you can read it carefully.

Is it normal to have menstruation 10 days after hysteroscopy?

The normal menstrual period is 10 days after laparoscopic surgery, so it is possible that you are having your period. Regular follow-up visits are required after uterine dilation. If this time is the normal menstrual period, then you have abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding, which can be considered as your period. The actual day when your period comes depends on your normal menstrual cycle, and it is normal to have your period a week earlier or later.

How long it takes for menstruation to come after hysteroscopy depends on your body's recovery. Some may be available next month, some in 2-3 months, and some may even take longer.

Generally speaking, if both fallopian tubes are smooth and in good condition, strict management requires hysteroscopy and laparoscopy to be performed before pregnancy. However, some women became pregnant this month after hysteroscopy and there were no abnormalities. The key lies in which surgery is performed under the hysteroscopy. If it is just a hysteroscopy, you can usually have your period next month. If it is a myomectomy, you need to wait a year before getting pregnant. If it is uterine cavity separation, it is best to have normal menstruation for 3 times before getting pregnant. Because different hysteroscopy and laparoscopic surgeries have different requirements, artificial period treatment is generally used after uterine adhesion surgery to promote the growth of the uterine wall and prevent re-adhesion in the uterine cavity.

What causes bleeding after hysteroscopy?

There is also continuous bleeding after laparoscopic surgery. If it is a small amount of bleeding within a week, it is normal, because there are still certain bacteria in the uterine cavity at this time. It will stop after a week and it will be normal. However, if there is no relief for a long time and the bleeding exceeds the normal menstrual volume, it may be caused by the incomplete removal of uterine polyps and the invasion of bacteria during hysteroscopy. It is recommended to perform another surgical removal.

Hysteroscopy can not only determine the location, size, shape and extent of the disease, but also conduct a detailed observation of the tissue structure on the surface of the disease, and take samples or perform precise curettage under supervision, which further improves the accuracy of diagnosis of uterine cavity diseases, upgrades, develops and fills the deficiencies of traditional diagnosis and treatment methods.

Hysteroscopic surgery can visually detect: various abnormal uterine bleeding, uterine cervical fibroids, uterine intrauterine polyps, female infertility, uterine malformations, migration, incarceration, rupture of IUDs, early diagnosis of cervical cancer and endometrial cancer. Therefore, hysteroscopic surgery is not likely to cause vaginal bleeding. If vaginal bleeding occurs, it is recommended to go to a reliable professional hospital for examination to avoid the occurrence of other gynecological diseases.