How long does it take to get your period after hysteroscopy?

The surgery itself may have an impact on the endometrium and may also affect the restoration of menstrual periods, but as long as the damage is not very serious, it can definitely be restored. Therefore, bleeding is something that needs to be paid attention to, but there is no need to be too anxious. Generally, after the operation, there will be no problem as long as the menstrual period can be restored within 2 months.

In most cases after laparoscopic surgery, if the impact on the endometrium is not significant and not a lot of endometrium is removed, menstruation will come on time, just like a normal period. However, if a lot of endometrium is scraped off during the operation, time may go backwards. Therefore, whether or not menstruation can be restored normally is often closely related to changes in endocrine system and the endometrium of the uterus itself. If the menstrual period can be restored within 1-2 months after the surgery, it is not a big problem. But if it lasts longer and you don’t have your period for 2 months, you should definitely go for a follow-up visit. If bleeding persists, you should also seek medical attention, as this is abnormal uterine bleeding rather than menstruation. Only if it is regular, on time and clean can it be considered as menstruation. Don't think that bleeding is definitely menstruation. Therefore, it is necessary to distinguish whether it is abnormal uterine bleeding or menstrual changes.

Hysteroscopic surgery refers to minimally invasive surgery performed using a hysteroscope. Hysteroscopy is a technical device for diagnosing and treating diseases in the uterus. It can clearly observe various changes in the uterine cavity and make a clear diagnosis.

Hysteroscopy can be divided into diagnostic and surgical types, and can be divided into soft and hard types. The flexible diagnostic hysteroscope is made of high-quality optical fiber. It has a small tube diameter and can be bent at will. It is very easy to observe and diagnose the entire uterus. The inspection process is quick (about 2 to 5 minutes), painless, and does not hurt the uterus.