How long does bleeding last after hysteroscopy?

Women are always affected by gynecological diseases, which is mostly related to their special physiological structure. For example, after entering middle age, women are prone to some gynecological diseases, including uterine adhesions, uterine fibroids, uterine polyps, etc. In addition to drug treatment, they also need surgery and other therapies for treatment. So, how long does bleeding last after hysteroscopy?

During the hysteroscopic operation, due to the differences in the area, degree and other details involved in the operation, the trauma to the uterine cavity after the operation will also vary in severity. Changes in these details will directly affect the number of days of postoperative bleeding. Therefore, when the individual surgical conditions are different, the number of days of bleeding in the later period will naturally fluctuate. Usually, the range of bleeding days is mostly 3 to 10 days. If you want to stop the bleeding problem faster, you must make comprehensive adjustments and pay attention to the details of care after the operation, so that the bleeding can be stopped after the body condition recovers.

Generally speaking, after a woman undergoes hysteroscopic surgery, it takes a certain amount of time for the trauma inside the uterine cavity to fully recover. Usually after surgery, women must rest more, work and exercise less, eat a light diet and completely abstain from sexual life. By avoiding external causes that may cause further stimulation or damage to the body and taking good care of the body's essence, the coagulation effect can be accelerated and the wound site can stop bleeding, thus better ensuring that the hemostasis effect can be fully achieved within 10 days.

From the above, we can see that the number of days of bleeding after hysteroscopic surgery varies from 3 to 10 days. When it comes to the different degrees of individual surgical trauma, there will naturally be a certain degree of fluctuation in the number of days of bleeding. Usually after surgery, in order to effectively shorten the number of days of bleeding, it is natural to make relevant adjustments to diet, work and rest, labor and sexual activities. Only by making better changes in the details of care can the body recover quickly and avoid continued bleeding.