Does hysteroscopy harm the uterus?

Nowadays, women are more likely to suffer from gynecological diseases, especially some cervical diseases, such as cervical erosion, cervical cysts, etc. When the condition becomes serious, drug therapy cannot be used for treatment. Surgical treatment plans should be used immediately. Minimally invasive surgery can achieve better results. So, does hysteroscopy and laparoscopy have any harm to the uterus?

Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery that has the functions of observation, diagnosis and treatment of the uterus. It is generally divided into two types: diagnostic and surgical. Local puncture biopsy, cervical cyst removal, and uterine polyp removal under supervision will produce very good results. In addition, bilateral fallopian tube obstruction or fluid perfusion can be performed through hysteroscopy, which is also helpful for successful artificial insemination. Because it is a minimally invasive surgery, the harm to the body is relatively small. However, after all, it is a surgical treatment plan, which will more or less cause some damage to the uterus, but the trauma is much less than traditional surgery. As long as the medical care is done well after the operation, the body and uterus can recover quickly.

After undergoing laparoscopic surgery, you must avoid conditions such as intrauterine infection to prevent the infection from affecting your health and uterine health. One month after the operation, you must prohibit sexual intercourse, sitz baths, and tub baths. You should also pay attention to hygiene, wash the vulva frequently with warm water, and ensure that the private area is clean and comfortable. You should not have unclean habits all the time. You should wash your underwear frequently. Cleaning the vulva frequently also has many benefits. Your daily diet should be light, and you should not eat raw, spicy, or other foods. You should also avoid frequent contact with waste foods.

Patients with some serious gynecological diseases should actively choose hysteroscopy for treatment. As long as they cooperate closely with the doctor in the operation, they can achieve good treatment results and the condition will not develop seriously. They must pay attention to rest more during the period. They need to avoid heavy physical work and excessive exercise in the short term after the operation. Generally, they can get out of bed and move around appropriately on the next day.