What are the dangers after hysteroscopy?

The hysteroscopy examination room can cause a series of harms to the body, such as injury, bleeding, infection, etc., but generally speaking, these problems will not occur as long as the operation is proper, so if you need to check, you must go to a regular hospital.

1. Injury : It is mostly related to rough operation and can cause cervical tear, uterine perforation, fallopian tube false passage, fallopian tube rupture, etc.

2. Bleeding: Hysteroscopy will not cause severe bleeding. If there is excessive bleeding, the primary disease should be treated.

3. Infection: rare, mostly with a history of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, the indications should be strictly controlled.

4. Complications of CO2 uterine distension: Prolonged operation time and excessive uterine cavity perfusion may cause CO2 gas embolism. The operation should be stopped immediately, oxygen should be inhaled, and dexamethasone should be injected intravenously.

5. Cardiocerebral syndrome : Dilation of the cervix and expansion of the uterine cavity can lead to increased vagus nerve tension, which is similar to what occurs during vacuum extraction during artificial abortion.

There are certain reasons for these harms. Generally, hysteroscopic surgery does not cause much harm to the body, so everyone needs to understand the indications of hysteroscopic surgery in detail:

Abnormal uterine bleeding, menorrhagia, oligomenorrhea, irregular menstrual cycle, uterine fibroids, uterine polyps, displacement of IUD, infertility, habitual miscarriage, follow-up examination after natural or artificial abortion, abnormal ultrasound images, long-term lower abdominal pain, preoperative evaluation of artificial conception and in vitro fertilization, etc.

Hysteroscopic surgery is currently called green surgery, which means that the harm of this surgery to the body is quite small compared with other surgeries. Therefore, female friends must be cautious when choosing surgery.