Is anesthesia used during diagnostic curettage?

Uterine inflammation, uterine polyps, cervicitis or infertility, etc., these diseases will affect the patient's daily life and work, so once you find that you are infected with the disease, you need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. The more common way to check gynecological diseases in clinical medicine is diagnostic curettage. So do you know about diagnostic curettage with anesthesia?

There are many ways to examine gynecological diseases in clinical medicine, but the most common one is diagnostic curettage, which is the most common way to examine gynecological diseases. Diagnostic curettage can be used to check whether a woman has a certain gynecological disease, and the tissue scraped out by diagnostic curettage needs to be sent for pathological examination. Once any abnormality is found, targeted treatment should be given immediately. It is worth mentioning that many patients worry about pain before undergoing diagnostic curettage, so they want to know whether anesthesia will be given during curettage.

There is a huge difference between diagnostic curettage and definitive uterine curettage, and diagnostic curettage is not as painful as everyone imagines, and the patient can accept this level of pain during the examination. Therefore, anesthesia is not required during the diagnostic curettage. During the examination, everyone just needs to relax and not be nervous, cooperate closely with the doctor, and the examination will be completed quickly. If the patient is really scared, you can give the patient some anesthetics appropriately to prevent the patient from affecting the progress and results of the examination.

Does diagnostic curettage require anesthesia? Most patients have such doubts. In fact, diagnostic curettage does not require anesthesia, and the level of pain during curettage is bearable and acceptable to patients. Therefore, everyone should not be anxious or worried, and should not develop a fearful mentality. Be sure to relax and cooperate closely with the doctor's examination and treatment.