The uterus is the most important reproductive organ in women. If there are any abnormal symptoms in the uterus, timely treatment should be carried out in this regard. Hysteroscopy is currently a more advanced minimally invasive treatment for uterine diseases. So, would you like to know in detail whether this hysteroscopy is a major surgery?
Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery for treating uterine diseases, not a major surgery. Compared with previous open surgery, it can not only achieve better treatment effects, but also cause very little trauma to the female body. During hysteroscopy surgery, it will not cause a lot of bleeding, and the pain of female patients is relatively reduced.
If women suffer from endometrial polyps or undergo local biopsy, hysteroscopy, an optical instrument, can be used to observe and diagnose the inside of the uterine cavity. It can see the situation inside the uterus very clearly. If abnormal and unknown tissue is found in the uterus, it will be taken out for pathological testing for timely treatment.
Through understanding, we have learned that hysteroscopy has a wide range of medical applications, including minimally invasive surgical treatment and observation of the internal conditions of the female uterus. However, it should be noted that hysteroscopy should be performed within 3-7 days after a woman's menstrual cycle. At this stage, the endometrium of the female uterus will be relatively thin, and the lesion tissue in the uterine cavity will be easily exposed, greatly reducing the amount of bleeding.
