What sequela does hysteroscopy have? Hysteroscopy and surgery are very common methods of diagnosis and treatment in obstetrics and gynecology. There are few complications after hysteroscopy, mainly including definite diagnosis, examination of uterine cavity shape and diagnosis of other diseases. Complications of hysteroscopy are common, including short-term complications and long-term complications. The recent complications mainly include abdominal pain, bleeding, falling, infection and so on. The most common postoperative complications of women are infection and bleeding, which should be dealt with accordingly. Long-term postoperative complications were mainly intrauterine adhesions. Hysteroscopic surgery is mainly to solve the problems in the uterine cavity, such as taking out ectopic intrauterine device, endometrial polypectomy, hysterectomy and submucosal myomectomy, endometrial electrotomy, diagnostic curettage and so on. After these operations, some endometrium will be damaged, and women may have intrauterine adhesions. Therefore, the long-term complications are mainly intrauterine adhesions, and women will have symptoms such as periodic abdominal pain, less menstrual bleeding and infertility. Once the above symptoms appear, seek medical attention as soon as possible.
What is hysteroscopic surgery? Hysteroscopic surgery is to use a mirror to enter the uterine cavity. The uterus has a uterine cavity. Go in and look at the diseases in the uterus. If there is a problem, you can do an examination or treatment. The diagnosis of endometrial cancer is very strict, but now it is considered that endometrial cancer should not always be seen in a mirror, because it may sometimes blow cancer cells into the abdominal cavity and pass through the fallopian tubes on both sides. Intrauterine polyps can be diagnosed or removed by hysteroscopy. And submucosal fibroids. Before submucosal myoma had no hysteroscopy, it was necessary to open the whole uterine wall to solve it, which would have an impact on her future fertility. Now with hysteroscopy, you can take a mirror through hysteroscopy and enter the uterine cavity, or you can take an electric knife to remove fibroids. Some of the biggest fibroids can be cut to 5-6㎝, and those below 3㎝ are relatively easy to do, while 5-6㎝ is relatively difficult to do. Some treatment may be needed before operation, and the tumor should be minimized before hysteroscopy.
After hysteroscopic surgery, women should pay attention to their discomfort symptoms: common abdominal pain, for example, because the uterine cavity is filled with liquid during the operation, some liquid will enter the abdominal cavity through the fallopian tube. Mild abdominal pain is normal, but if severe abdominal pain occurs and lasts for a long time, it should be reported to nurses and doctors in time to find the problem as soon as possible.