When is the best time to do hysteroscopy?

In fact, surgery cannot be done just like that. Surgery also requires an appropriate time, and before the surgery, you must undergo a series of examinations to see if you are suitable for the surgery. But many people want to know when is the appropriate time for hysteroscopy? If you are also interested in these aspects, then follow the editor to read the article below.

When is laparoscopic surgery appropriate?

Because uterine intrauterine polyps need to be treated with hysteroscopy, it is usually done within 1 to 7 days. At this time, hysteroscopy is done because the endometrium has just been pulled away and looks very clear, and the surgery is also easier to do, so a more ideal surgical result can be achieved.

The best time for hysteroscopy is within one week after the menstrual period is over. Before that, you should avoid sexual intercourse and vaginal medication. Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are performed for the purpose of regular examination and treatment of diseases, and generally have no harm to the uterus. If there are no problems after the operation, you can prepare for pregnancy normally. If there is a medical condition, it depends on the specific circumstances of the condition.

For some special surgical treatments, it is not necessary to coordinate the menstrual period. The surgery can be performed after the endometrium has been treated, such as transurethral resection of the uterine wall. Before the operation, drugs can be given to shrink the endometrium, or curettage can be performed to soften the endometrium before the operation.

There is also a special situation, which is hysteroscopy for women who have no sexual history and have not yet reached menarche. Many of these patients come to the doctor because of vaginal bleeding or foreign objects. In this case, hysteroscopy can be performed at any time to determine the status of the vagina and uterine cavity, detect the cause of bleeding as early as possible, and remove foreign objects from the vagina.

Although the surgery was performed during the menstrual period, I want to tell you that it is not recommended to go to the hospital for treatment after the menstrual period. Certain preoperative preparations are required before the surgery. You can go to the hospital to make an appointment for hospitalization when you have your menarche, and you can arrange for surgery after the menstrual period is over.