Do I need someone to accompany me during hysteroscopy?

After suffering from gynecological diseases, women must undergo hysteroscopy, so that they can confirm what kind of gynecological disease it is and then receive targeted treatment. This will not cause much harm to the body. Many women especially want to know whether they need someone to accompany them during hysteroscopy? The gynecologist confirmed that it is a minimally invasive surgery and does not require human accompaniment. Please read on for details.

From the name of hysteroscopy, this examination means to probe into the uterine cavity through a mirror to observe any changes in the uterus. Once the disease is confirmed, treatment can be received under hysteroscopy in time. Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery and will not cause great harm to the patient's body. Such surgery does not require the accompaniment of family members, and everyone does not need to be overly anxious. Many patients go to the doctor alone for hysteroscopy surgery and treatment.

Anesthesia is required during hysteroscopic surgery and treatment, whether it is local anesthesia or general anesthesia. The effect of the local anesthetic will not disappear immediately after the operation, and the patient's movements will be affected temporarily. They can resume their daily life after the anesthetic effect has passed.

After some patients have undergone hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, many patients need to stay in the hospital for a few days for observation, but the hospitalization procedures and the receipt of medications require the presence of their relatives. Many patients will feel pain after undergoing laparoscopic surgery, and it will be very inconvenient for them to walk. At this time, it is best to use a wheelchair to be pushed to the hospital ward.

However, if there are relatives, it is best to accompany the female patient. After all, this is a surgery, which will make it feel more at ease. Hysteroscopy is a more advanced examination device in modern diagnosis and treatment. It can make a definite diagnosis of the disease of the uterine cavity and perform minimally invasive surgical treatment on the location of the disease.

After reading the introduction in the above article, everyone has a certain understanding of hysteroscopy. It can be seen that this is a routine surgery with very little trauma and will not cause much harm to the patient. Therefore, there is no need for others to accompany the patient. After the hysteroscopy, the patient can recover quickly and there is no need to worry too much.