Is hysteroscopic curettage a good idea for postpartum care?

Hysteroscopic curettage is not suitable for confinement after childbirth. In this case, you need to rest for two weeks to recover. Confinement after childbirth refers to the situation where a woman has experienced miscarriage. Miscarriage also requires confinement after childbirth. Confinement after childbirth is to allow the woman's body to recover faster. Moreover, the amount of bleeding during confinement after childbirth is relatively large and the bleeding time will be longer. Therefore, hysteroscopic curettage and confinement after childbirth are two different methods. However, women who undergo hysteroscopic curettage should also do a good job of post-operative care.

Hysteroscopic diagnostic curettage does not mean a confinement period. Generally, you only need to rest for about two weeks after the operation. However, this kind of rest does not mean absolute bed rest, because after the diagnostic curettage, there will be bleeding in the uterine cavity wound, so appropriate activities must be done after the operation to promote uterine contraction and promote the discharge of blood stasis. If you stay in bed and do not move, blood will accumulate in the uterine cavity, which can easily cause uterine adhesion or cervical canal adhesion, which is not conducive to postoperative recovery. However, surgery does have an impact on the body. The body will be relatively weak after surgery. You should also pay attention to proper rest and not overwork yourself.

Does hysteroscopic curettage require hospitalization?

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. The two are not the same concept. Generally, this type of uterine curettage can be performed on an outpatient basis, and most of the time, hospitalization is not required.

Precautions after curettage

1. Pay attention to rest and strengthen nutrition. After the curettage, you should rest in bed for 2 to 3 days, then you can get out of bed and move around, gradually increasing the time you spend on activities.

2. Keep the vulva clean and hygienic, and avoid sexual intercourse.

3. Observe the bleeding situation and prevent the condition from worsening. If vaginal bleeding lasts for more than one week after curettage, and is accompanied by symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, fever, turbid and smelly leucorrhea, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

4. Pay attention to contraception to avoid pregnancy again. After curettage, the ovarian and uterine functions gradually recovered and the ovaries ovulated on schedule. If you don't stick to contraception, you will get pregnant again soon.

The above materials explain the question of whether hysteroscopic curettage requires hospitalization. I hope it will be helpful to you. So whether it is ordinary curettage or hysteroscopic curettage, although the latter causes little harm to women, postoperative recovery cannot be ignored. Therefore, women must rest for a few days and keep warm after surgery.