Hysteroscopy is a commonly used examination equipment in gynecological clinics, and some women may also need the assistance of hysteroscopy when removing an intrauterine device. If you want to do in vitro fertilization, it is not recommended to get pregnant immediately after hysteroscopy removal of the intrauterine device. It will take some time. How long after hysteroscopy removal of the intrauterine device is transplanted?
After hysteroscopy, the endometrium needs some time to repair, and it is generally recommended to have another menstrual cycle before preparing for transplantation. After normal menstruation, it indicates that the endometrium has recovered and preparations for transplantation can begin. But if you want a higher success rate for transplantation, you should have regular check ups after menstruation and wait for the endometrium to reach a certain thickness before transplantation.
But if surgery has been performed using hysteroscopic equipment, the time for transplantation should be appropriately postponed. For example, if uterine fibroids or polyps are removed under hysteroscopy, it takes three months before transplantation can be performed. Because follow-up treatment is required after hysteroscopic resection surgery, it usually takes three months to fully recover, so it is recommended to transplant after three months.
In fact, every woman uses hysteroscopy equipment for different purposes, and the damage it causes to the endometrium is also different. To confirm when you can undergo a transplant, it is best to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination and carefully listen to the doctor's advice to ensure a higher success rate of the transplant.
