How long after hysteroscopy can I exercise?

When women suffer from gynecological diseases, they can complete relevant examinations according to their own conditions and receive further treatment based on their individual circumstances. Generally, when suffering from gynecological diseases, the main methods of examination include leucorrhea test, urine test, hysteroscopy, vaginal ultrasound and B-ultrasound. After choosing hysteroscopy, how long can you exercise?

When a woman suffers from gynecological diseases and undergoes hysteroscopic surgery, the hysteroscope must pass through the vagina and cervix and enter the uterine cavity. After a thorough examination of the relevant tissues as soon as possible, relevant diagnoses can be made according to individual conditions. Generally, after a hysteroscopic operation, there will be a certain discomfort in the tissues and abdomen that have been passed through, and there will be temporary non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina. Therefore, it takes about 3 days of recovery to restore the normal functioning state, so as to ensure that the body will not experience other discomforts due to exercise.

Generally speaking, after hysteroscopy, you must eat a light diet to reduce the stimulation of spicy food, rest in bed more and work less, and also refrain from sexual intercourse. As long as these key aspects are properly adjusted and changed, within 3 days of proper rest, the body can basically be fully restored to normal state, and there is no need to worry about causing other discomfort effects in the later stage. Therefore, after every woman has undergone hysteroscopy, she must learn to recuperate reasonably and allow the body to recover quickly before she can resume her diet and exercise.

I believe that from the above description, it is clear that hysteroscopy will cause temporary discomfort in women's bodies, so it takes 3 days of recuperation to return to normal physical condition. After all, after hysteroscopy, excessive exercise will cause certain stimulation and impact to the human body. Therefore, it is necessary to learn reasonable medical care and recuperation to prevent the continuation of physical discomfort and reasonably restore the normal functioning of the body.