Symptoms Addressed

• Heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding

• Spotting or bleeding between periods

• Pelvic pain or discomfort

• Infertility or repeated miscarriage

• Suspected growths or structural abnormalities in the uterus

Procedure Overview

1. Pre-operative Assessment

   • Pelvic examination, ultrasound, and blood tests

   • Evaluation for anesthesia (local, regional, or general)

2. Hysteroscopy Procedure

   • Hysteroscope inserted through the cervix into the uterine cavity

   • Visualization of uterine lining, polyps, fibroids, or adhesions

   • Minor procedures like polyp removal, biopsy, or adhesion excision can be performed simultaneously

3. Post-operative Care

   • Usually an outpatient procedure; hospital stay 1–2 hours

   • Mild cramping or spotting may occur

   • Normal activities can resume within 1–2 days

   • Follow-up for biopsy results or additional treatment

Types of Hysteroscopy

• Diagnostic Hysteroscopy: Examines uterine cavity to identify abnormalities

• Operative Hysteroscopy: Removal of polyps, fibroids, or adhesions

• Office Hysteroscopy: Minor procedures without general anesthesia

• Combined Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy: For complex infertility evaluation

Benefits of Hysteroscopy

• Minimally invasive, small or no incisions

• Quick recovery and short hospital stay

• Accurate diagnosis of uterine problems

• Enables simultaneous treatment during the procedure

• Reduces pain, scarring, and complications

Hysteroscopy Cost in India

Table 1: Average Hysteroscopy Cost in India

Factors Affecting Cost

1. Type of procedure – Diagnostic, operative, office, or combined with laparoscopy

2. Hospital facilities and city – Advanced centers charge more

3. Complexity of condition – Large polyps or adhesions may increase cost

4. Anesthesia type – Local, regional, or general anesthesia affects cost

5. Follow-up care – Biopsy analysis, medications, and check-ups

Who Should Consider Hysteroscopy?

• Women with abnormal uterine bleeding or pain

• Patients with suspected polyps, fibroids, or adhesions

• Couples undergoing infertility evaluation

• Women with recurrent pregnancy loss

• Candidates referred by gynecologists for minimally invasive treatment