Hysteroscopic surgery for incomplete medical abortion

Generally speaking, medical abortion will have certain side effects on women's bodies. For some women, after undergoing medical abortion, the gestational sac is not expelled from the body in time, and some residues remain inside the uterus, causing uterine inflammation or cervical inflammation. At this time, a uterine curettage operation must be performed.

Some women will experience symptoms of incomplete abortion after an abortion. In this case, a uterine curettage surgery must be performed in time, otherwise various sequelae will be caused by the incomplete abortion. If any residue is left, it will also affect fertility. Many people use hysteroscopy when performing uterine curettage, but some women worry that the surgery is not safe.

The uterine curettage is mainly used to treat incomplete abortion caused by abortion. Incomplete abortion is very harmful to the human body, so after the symptoms are found, the uterine curettage must be performed in time. There are many options for uterine curettage. The most popular one is hysteroscopy. Some women are worried that hysteroscopy is harmful to the human body. Therefore, before the operation, they want to know what are the side effects of hysteroscopy?

1. Injury: Serious injuries may occur after hysteroscopic surgery, which usually occur during the operation. If the operation technique is unprofessional or the operation is improper, the harm to women's health will be greater. After surgery, many people will experience symptoms of uterine tearing or even uterine perforation. These diseases have a great impact on women's fertility because uterine damage may directly threaten women's fallopian tubes.

2. Bleeding: After the operation, many women will report that they will have bleeding symptoms in their lower body. Some women bleed heavily and cannot be stopped by medication, which can even be life-threatening. Postoperative bleeding may also cause physical fatigue and anemia symptoms, so the patient's skin will look particularly pale and even show signs of qi deficiency.

3. Infection: The chance of infection is very high. Improper operation during hysteroscopy or incomplete disinfection of hospital equipment will cause infection. The infection may cause pelvic infection and inflammation of the cervix.

4. Complications of CO2 uterine distension: Some people have difficult diseases, so the operation time is too long. In this case, if the amount of uterine cavity perfusion is too large, it may cause CO2 gas embolism. When this symptom occurs, the operation should be stopped immediately and oxygen should be given quickly, otherwise it will cause suffocation.

If you are going to have a hysteroscopic surgery, the specific side effects are what we have mentioned above. In fact, if you strictly follow the requirements, there will be no harm and no side effects. Therefore, it is best to choose to go to a professional and regular hospital when having surgery. This way the surgery will be more reassuring and safe. However, there are risks after surgery, so it is best to go to the hospital for regular check-ups.