Causes and treatment of bleeding after hysteroscopic surgery

The causes of bleeding after hysteroscopic surgery include surgical trauma, poor uterine contraction, infection, etc. Different treatment methods can be taken according to related causes.

1. Surgical trauma Although

hysteroscopic surgery is a minimally invasive surgery, it may still cause certain degree of damage to the uterus, cervix and other parts, resulting in venous rupture and bleeding at the surgical site. This is a relatively normal phenomenon, generally less bleeding, rest after a period of time can be improved.

2. Poor uterine contractions after surgery,

uterine contractions may lead to residual blood in the uterus can not be smoothly discharged, and then form postoperative bleeding. At this time, the patient can follow the doctor's advice to use drugs to promote uterine contractions for treatment, commonly used drugs are oxytocin, prostaglandin, ergonovine injection, etc., help to reduce bleeding.

3.

If you do not pay attention to pudendal hygiene after infection, bacterial retrograde infection may occur, leading to more serious trauma at the surgical site, resulting in bleeding. After infection, patients can be treated with antibiotics such as cefixime, cefoxitin and cefotaxime under the guidance of doctors.