What are the dangers of hysteroscopy?

Hysteroscopic surgery has now become an examination item that many women are very familiar with. He can clearly observe the changes in the uterine cavity and help women diagnose the disease. However, the use of hysteroscopic surgery may sometimes cause some unexpected harm to patients.

Hysteroscopic surgery may cause damage to sexual organs. In rare cases, it may cause cervical tearing or uterine perforation. During hysteroscopic surgery, the uterus must be dilated. If the pressure during uterine dilation is too high, it may cause bilateral fallopian tube rupture.

Sometimes hysteroscopic surgery can continue to cause vaginal bleeding. However, this phenomenon is also relatively common. Most of the time, bleeding will occur after the examination, and after a few days, this phenomenon will stop by itself. If the bleeding is heavy, the patient must return to the hospital for treatment in time.

Hysteroscopic surgery may cause inflammation, infection and external spread. The reason for this situation is that the inflammation was not controlled before the examination, or the instruments were not completely sterilized, and the bacteria were brought into the body while probing into the uterine cavity.

Hysteroscopic surgery must be performed to treat uterine distension. The use of uterine distension materials may cause some symptom reactions in relatively sensitive patients. Excessive absorption of uterine distension fluid may cause the death of the patient in severe cases.

Patients should be aware that these types of injuries during hysteroscopic surgery usually occur when the surgery is performed in an unreliable hospital and by inexperienced doctors. If hysteroscopic surgery is performed in a regular hospital and the doctor is skilled and experienced, it will not cause any serious harm to the patient. Hysteroscopic surgery is still the safest and most accurate disease diagnosis method at present.