Hysteroscopy Charges

Intrauterine adhesions may cause women to be unable to get pregnant, so the uterine cavity must be cleared in time. Early stage intrauterine adhesions can be treated with traditional methods such as medication and exercise. However, for patients with severe intrauterine adhesions, the effect of conservative treatment is not significant, and only surgical removal can achieve good results. As for the surgical treatment of intrauterine adhesions, all standard hospitals currently use hysteroscopy to treat it, because the trauma area is relatively small, the recovery is faster, and the treatment effect is relatively ideal. So the question is, how much does hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery for intrauterine adhesions cost? In fact, the cost of hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery is mainly determined by the following aspects.

First check the diagnosis fee.

The cost of examining intrauterine adhesions depends on the detailed condition of the patient and the corresponding examination items are selected. For example, routine blood tests, B-ultrasound examinations, colposcopy, or hysteroscopy have different examination items, so the cost of examining intrauterine adhesions cannot be generalized. Overall, the inspection cost may cost several hundred dollars.

Cost of laparoscopic surgery for the second uterus

The cost of laparoscopic surgery for intrauterine adhesions is not a fixed figure. It is affected by many factors, such as the hospital where the surgery is performed. For example, some hospitals do not actually have hysteroscopy technology, but advertise that they have this technology just to make money. Different hospitals have different charging standards for hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. It is recommended that patients with intrauterine adhesions who need surgery should go to the hospital as much as possible.

Third regular follow-up fee

Because intrauterine adhesions are very easy to recur, you need to go to the intrauterine adhesion hospital for regular check-ups within 6 months of recovery to make sure that the disease has been cured and to effectively prevent recurrence. The recurrence of intrauterine adhesions is a problem that many patients who have undergone treatment for intrauterine adhesions are very worried about. Once intrauterine adhesions occur for the second time, the condition will be aggravated, thereby increasing the difficulty and cost of treatment, which is a great pressure for patients with intrauterine adhesions.

The above is a detailed introduction to the "cost of laparoscopic surgery for intrauterine adhesions". As for the cost of surgical treatment of intrauterine adhesions, it can be seen from the above text that it is mainly related to the hospital and technology, followed by the cost of preoperative examination and postoperative follow-up. Although intrauterine adhesions are not a malignant disease, there are requirements for medical treatment and surgical environment. Therefore, you must go to the hospital for treatment.