Hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy: A simple solution for complex problems

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Do you suffer from heavy periods, pelvic pain, infertility, or other uterine problems? If so, you may benefit from a hysteroscopy at our clinic. A hysteroscopy is a quick and easy way to look inside your womb and discover what’s causing your symptoms.

It removes polyps, fibroids, scar tissue, or other growths that may affect your fertility or health. Our experienced gynaecologists will guide you through every step of the process, from consultation to recovery. You’ll be amazed by how much better you’ll feel after a hysteroscopy at our clinic.

Minimally invasive surgery
Diagnostic tool
Infertility evaluation

Benefits of Hysteroscopy

Short recovery period

Diagnose and treat conditions

Avoid more invasive surgery

Less pain and scarring

Precise and avoids damages

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How Can Hysteroscopy Improve Your Uterine Health and Fertility?

Hysteroscopy can improve your uterine health and fertility by allowing your doctor to:

Remove polyps or fibroids that may be causing abnormal bleeding or infertility
Cutaway adhesions that may be blocking your fallopian tubes or preventing implantation
Resect (cut out) a septum that may be dividing your uterus into two parts
Correct malformations that may be affecting the shape or size of your uterus

If you are experiencing abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain, recurrent miscarriages or infertility, you may have a condition that affects your uterus. Sometimes, the uterus can have problems that make it hard for you to get pregnant or carry a baby to term.

Some of these problems include:

Polyps

Growths of tissue that stick out from the lining of the uterus
Fibroids

Noncancerous tumours that grow in or on the wall of the uterus
Adhesions

Scar tissue that forms inside the uterus after surgery or infection
Septum

A wall of tissue that divides the uterus into two parts
Malformations

Abnormal shapes or sizes of the uterus

These problems can interfere with your fertility by blocking the passage of sperm or eggs, preventing implantation of an embryo, causing inflammation or infection, or increasing the risk of miscarriage. Fortunately, there is a way to diagnose and treat these problems with a single procedure called hysteroscopy.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1) What Are The Benefits Of Hysteroscopy?
Hysteroscopy offers many benefits compared to other methods of diagnosing and treating uterine problems. Some of these benefits are:
- It requires little or no anaesthesia
- It causes minimal pain and bleeding
- It has a few complications and risks
- It has a short recovery time (usually one day)
- It avoids more invasive surgery such as hysterectomy (removal of the uterus)
Q2) What Are The Risks Of Hysteroscopy?
Like any procedure, hysteroscopy also has some risks and complications. These include:
- Infection
- Heavy bleeding
- Intrauterine scarring
- Reaction to anaesthesia or fluid used to expand the uterus
- Injury to the cervix, uterus, bowel or bladder
These risks are rare and usually mild. Your doctor will explain them to you before you undergo a hysteroscopy.
Q3) Why is a hysteroscopy done?

Hysteroscopy can diagnose or treat various uterine conditions that may affect your fertility or menstrual health. Some health conditions include polyps, fibroids, adhesions, septum and malformations.
Q4) How Do I Prepare For Hysteroscopy?
To prepare for hysteroscopy, you should:
- Stop taking medications that may interfere with blood clotting (such as aspirin) at least one week before the procedure.
- Avoid sexual intercourse for 24 hours.
- Arrange for someone to drive you home.
Your doctor will give you more specific instructions based on your medical history and condition.
Q5) What should I expect during recovery?

After hysteroscopy, you may have cramping, bleeding or spotting for a few days. You should avoid sexual intercourse, tampons and douching until your doctor tells you it’s safe. You should also drink plenty of fluids and take painkillers as prescribed.