When is the best time to perform hysteroscopy?

The time for cervical examination should comply with clinical medical requirements. When a woman has a physical examination in the hospital, the doctor will remind her when it is better to go to the hospital for a physical examination. For example, cervical TCT examination or cervical puncture biopsy can help patients identify precancerous lesions. Analyze the symptoms based on reasonable test results. Next, let’s find out when is the best time to perform hysteroscopy?

It is recommended that hysteroscopic surgery be performed within 3-7 days after the menstrual period is over. No sexual intercourse is allowed before the examination, and regular leucorrhea examinations should be performed. After the examination, the patient is advised to rest for 2 days. If abnormalities are found in the uterus during examination, surgical removal can be performed. Patients are advised to increase rest days and pay attention to vaginal examination for bleeding. Therefore, patients should keep the vulva clean, wash it with warm water every day, and change sanitary napkins frequently. If surgical treatment is performed, you can go to the hospital to obtain a pathology report within 5 working days after the operation. At this time, the pathology diagnosis should be based on clinical medicine. It is recommended that women undergo a gynecological examination once a year and find any abnormalities in time.

Hysteroscopy is a type of endoscopy that can immediately observe uterine and uterine wall diseases for diagnosis and treatment. The best time for hysteroscopic surgery is generally 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period ends, but clinically, some detailed preoperative examinations are needed to rule out the presence of acute and chronic pelvic inflammation, and whether the patient suffers from serious cardiovascular diseases. If diagnosed, urine should be properly preserved before surgery, B-ultrasound examination should be carried out during the monitoring period, and antibiotics should be used to prevent infection when necessary. However, during the safe period, attention should be paid to keeping warm and avoiding colds. Local daily hygiene should be maintained, which is conducive to physical recovery.

The best time for hysteroscopic surgery has been clearly introduced above. Effective hysteroscopic surgery is helpful to help patients analyze their symptoms and grasp the actual results of hysteroscopic examinations. Of course, there are many things that need to be paid attention to in the clinical hysteroscopy method and process, such as the differentiation of viral infection or cervical epithelial neoplasia and cervical cancer.