Is hysteroscopy serious?

Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are a very common surgical treatment. If women have irregular menstrual cycles or have uterine fibroids that need surgical treatment, they can undergo hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. At this point, many friends want to know whether hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are harmful to the body and what should be paid attention to when undergoing hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. Next, I will take you to learn about it in detail.

Does hysteroscopy and laparoscopy cause great harm to the body? Compared with traditional surgery, this type of minimally invasive surgery causes less harm to the human body, but some patients will be told to return for follow-up visits immediately. Therefore, in this case, patients must follow the doctor's instructions for follow-up visits, which can effectively prevent the recurrence of symptoms.

When undergoing hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, patients must choose a reliable public hospital. Generally speaking, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy will not affect the normal life of the patient and his friends. Patients must refrain from sexual intercourse three days before the operation, and must choose to undergo hysteroscopy and laparoscopy after the menstrual period is over. Patients should not eat spicy or irritating foods before surgery.

If patients undergo hysteroscopy to remove uterine polyps, it will have a certain destructive effect on the uterine wall. After this type of surgery, menstruation may be delayed, but the probability of this happening is relatively small, so there is no need to worry too much.

Female friends can eat more foods rich in vitamin E after undergoing laparoscopic surgery. This kind of food is also very helpful for wound healing. This type of surgical treatment does not require the patient to be hospitalized, has few complications, and will not affect the patient's normal ovaries.

From this we can see that the harm of hysteroscopy to the human body is not too great. This type of operation is short in time and does not require hospitalization. The patient's ovaries are not easily affected after this type of operation, so patients can rest assured. If this type of surgical treatment is chosen, the patient must not have sexual intercourse within three days before the surgery.