Gynecological hysteroscopy

The uterine cavity is the warm nesting place for the fetus when every pregnant woman is pregnant, so female friends should pay attention to the health of their uterine cavity so as to create a healthy environment for the baby. At the same time, when there is a problem with the uterine cavity, a woman's ability to conceive will be hindered. Gynecological hysteroscopy is a method that can effectively detect the health of a woman's uterus. Here we will explain some knowledge about gynecological hysteroscopy to women.

What does hysteroscopy check?

Only a healthy uterus can be the fertile soil for the fetus to take root and grow. If there is a problem with the uterine cavity, it will inevitably hinder normal pregnancy. Through hysteroscopy, the lesions in the uterine cavity can be detected and further treatment can be carried out afterwards. So what else can be detected using hysteroscopy?

Hysteroscopy can detect abnormal uterine bleeding. For example, heavy menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual period, or irregular bleeding in the uterus, etc., the causes of these situations can be found through hysteroscopy. Using hysteroscopy, we can also find out some causes of infertility and why women have repeated miscarriages. If the ultrasound examination and hysterosalpingography and iodized oil examination show suspicious areas in the uterine cavity, further verification can be done through hysteroscopy.

Through hysteroscopy, it can be found whether there is adhesion inside the uterine cavity. If there is a foreign body in the uterine cavity, it can also be clearly seen by hysteroscopy. Hysteroscopy can also be used to perform pathological evaluation of endometrial cancer or precancerous lesions of endometrial cancer. Hysteroscopy in the early stages plays a very positive role in the subsequent diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

What is hysteroscopy

The uterine cavity is the first room a baby lives in. What are the conditions of the room? Is it warm? These are directly related to whether the fetus can grow and develop healthily in it. Before pregnancy, we can use hysteroscopy to confirm whether the conditions of your uterus are suitable for fetal growth. If any abnormalities are found, we can make timely adjustments to provide a healthy and good growth environment for the fetus. So what is a hysteroscopy?

Hysteroscopy is an efficient and non-invasive examination. However, if we regard the female uterus as a small house, then the vagina should be regarded as the corridor of the house, the cervical opening is the door connecting the house and the corridor, and the uterine wall is naturally the wall of the room. We can regard the endometrium as the wallpaper inside the room. Hysteroscopy is to go through the corridor, enter the door, and observe the inside of the room.

The hysteroscope is equipped with an endoscope and a light source. After entering the uterine cavity, the uterus is enlarged through some penile media to create space for the endoscope, and the situation inside the uterine cavity should be observed. Through hysteroscopy, it is possible to observe whether there are any lesions in the integrated uterine cavity and the opening of the fallopian tube.