Hysteroscopic polypectomy

The structure of a woman's lower body is very complex, and the structure inside her uterus is also very complex. However, since women's lower body is in a moist environment for a long time, it is easy to come into contact with bacteria and cause gynecological diseases. Cervical polyps are a common female disease. Generally, polyps need to be removed when they are larger than a certain size. The main method of removing polyps is to use hysteroscopy. So what is hysteroscopic polyp removal surgery like?

Hysteroscopic surgery for cervical polyps is a minimally invasive treatment technology, mainly used for patients with polyps larger than 1.4 cm in area. Through hysteroscopic surgery, the polyps in the cervix are removed, thereby clearing the cervical opening and allowing the egg to be discharged normally through the cervix. However, if you want to do cervical hysteroscopic surgery, you must go to a large regular hospital.

Cervical polyps are a gynecological disease. Since it does not have obvious pathological manifestations, many women are diagnosed with cervical polyps in the hospital after they have been unable to get pregnant for a long time after marriage. Many hospitals use hysteroscopic resection surgery to treat patients with cervical polyps. However, most people do not know much about hysteroscopic surgery, so they want to know: How to remove polyps through hysteroscopic surgery? Let me introduce it to you.

Principle of surgery: Since cervical polyps can block the patient's cervical opening, it will affect the normal discharge of eggs, making it impossible for women to become pregnant. Hysteroscopic surgery for cervical polyps uses the principle of minimally invasive surgery to remove the polyps inside the cervix. After the polyp is removed from the body, the cervix becomes unobstructed, and after a period of recuperation, the egg can be discharged normally.

Surgical conditions: For patients with cervical polyps larger than 1.4 cm, hysteroscopic drainage can be considered. Because hysteroscopic surgery also has certain risks and side effects, if the operation is not performed properly, it is very likely to cause damage to the female cervix, making the woman unable to become pregnant for life. Therefore, hysteroscopic surgery is not recommended for patients with cervical polyps less than 1.4 cm in size.

Surgical cost: The cost of cervical hysteroscopic surgery is much lower than that of traditional surgical treatment. The normal cost is around five to six thousand yuan. However, when undergoing cervical polyp surgery, you must go to a large and regular hospital. This way, not only will the charges be more regular, but the safety and effectiveness of the surgery will also be guaranteed.

The above is an introduction to "How to remove polyps through hysteroscopic surgery". From the above introduction, it can be seen that hysteroscopic surgery is one of the methods for treating cervical polyps, mainly used for patients with polyp area greater than 1.4cm. If cervical polyps are discovered early and the area of ​​the polyps is relatively small, then medication or laser treatment can be used to treat cervical polyps, which can also have a good therapeutic effect.