Bleeding again after one week of hysteroscopy

Bleeding one week after hysteroscopy also means that the body has not recovered quickly. In addition, you should go to the hospital frequently to check the wound after hysteroscopy. If there is bleeding, you should report it to the doctor. Is it normal to bleed a week after laparoscopic surgery?

Is it normal to bleed a week after laparoscopic surgery?

How much bleeding during hysteroscopic surgery is considered normal depends mainly on what kind of hysteroscopic surgery is performed. If the uterine polyp is simply removed by hysteroscopy, the bleeding is minimal and is around 5 ml.

If the submucosal uterine fibroids are removed by hysteroscopy, the bleeding will be slightly more, around 20 ml.

It mainly depends on what kind of surgery was performed through hysteroscopy. If a uterine septum removal surgery was performed through hysteroscopy, the bleeding would be relatively more, around 20 mL.

If a diagnostic curettage is performed at the same time as the hysteroscopy, the amount of bleeding is around 15-30mL. And because of individual differences, postoperative bleeding is also different, so as long as it does not exceed the menstrual volume, it is normal.

If it is a simple hysteroscopic surgery, the bleeding will usually stop on its own in about 2 days, and the amount will be very small. If abnormalities are found in the uterine cavity after hysteroscopy, such as cysts, the cysts will be removed. In this case, vaginal bleeding usually takes about 5-6 days to stop. If it is intrauterine adhesion separation surgery, bleeding usually takes about 7 days. In addition, if the uterine and cervical myoma removal surgery is performed under hysteroscopy, the vaginal bleeding time will be longer, about 10 days.

Bleeding after hysteroscopy is normal for a few days

After the hysteroscopic surgery, see what the bleeding is like and take medication if necessary. What is hysteroscopic surgery? Hysteroscopic surgery refers to inserting an electronic endoscope with a light source into the uterus, slightly inflating the uterus through uterine distension substances and observing the uterine body. It is an important auxiliary method for the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological diseases.

Through hysteroscopic surgery, the cervical canal, the anterior and posterior walls, the outer wall, the fundus of the uterus, the upper and lower uterine corners and the openings of the fallopian tubes on both sides can be observed, the shape of the uterine cavity and the condition of the endometrium can be understood, and corresponding curettage or other related surgical treatments can be performed as needed. The intrauterine tissue was sent for pathological examination after curettage.

The whole process of hysteroscopic surgery is as follows:

1. Dilate the cervix to the required size, insert the hysteroscope into the internal cervical os along the uterine cavity, and introduce 5% glucose solution into the uterine cavity. After cleaning, you can drip glucose solution into the uterine cavity to dilate the uterus.

2. After the uterine cavity is fully expanded, the hysteroscope can be used to observe the shape of the cavity and the endometrium. The hysteroscope can be rotated to check various positions of the uterine cavity in sequence, and finally the cervical canal, and then the cervix can be slowly withdrawn. Be sure to keep the glucose solution injected during the check.

3. According to the actual operation pipeline of the laparoscope, operations such as tissue puncture biopsy and removal of foreign bodies can be carried out.

Is hysteroscopic surgery painful? Hysteroscopic surgery will cause mild pain. Hysteroscopic surgery generally does not require anesthesia, so when the electronic endoscope is inserted into the uterus, women will feel pain, but most people can accept it and do not need to worry too much. Conduction block anesthesia or intravenous anesthesia can also be used for patients who are mentally anxious or require endoscopic surgery.