Can I go back to work after having a hysteroscopy?

Physical examination for women is very important, and women's physical examination is mainly gynecological, because the female reproductive system is more complicated and prone to diseases due to various factors, causing pain and suffering to the female body. There are many items in gynecological examinations, among which hysteroscopy is a relatively commonly used technical means. Let’s take a look at whether you can go back to work after a hysteroscopy. I hope everyone can understand it.

It is generally recommended to go back to work according to the situation after hysteroscopy. If you have only undergone a hysteroscopy without any surgical procedure, the amount of vaginal bleeding is small, and there is no abdominal pain or discomfort, you can go to work. However, if in addition to the hysteroscopy, there is also uterine surgery, and there is heavy vaginal bleeding accompanied by lower abdominal pain and other symptoms, it will take time to recover. It is recommended that you rest for at least 3 to 5 days or longer before going back to work.

The recovery from hysteroscopic treatment is very fast. Generally, you can go back to work 3 to 5 days after the treatment. If the working environment is good, you can go back to work normally two days after the hysteroscopy. However, you must be careful not to overwork and pay attention to your diet and not eat any irritating food.

It is recommended that women take plenty of rest after hysteroscopy, avoid strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor immediately, and avoid excessive fatigue. Pay attention to personal hygiene care, change sanitary pads frequently, and keep the vulva clean and dry. Drink more warm water, supplement nutrition appropriately, and pay attention to regular check-ups.

But you have to pay attention to personal hygiene and observe. If the bleeding time is long and the bleeding is heavy, you can check the situation regularly. There may be a small amount of bleeding. Observe and observe. If it is gone in three or four days, pay attention to personal hygiene. If you still go to the hospital for check-ups, there may be a small amount of bleeding. Pay attention to personal hygiene.