Can you walk after hysteroscopy?

Hysteroscopy

is a minimally invasive gynecological diagnostic technique. Hysteroscopy

is mainly performed by placing a hysteroscope into the uterus for observation and operation. Although there will be some discomfort, the impact on the body is generally limited. In most cases, the patient can walk appropriately after the examination. At the

same time, different patients may react differently to the examination. Some patients may feel relaxed and can quickly return to normal activities; while some patients may feel weak after the examination due to factors such as tension and high pain sensitivity. At this time, walking may need to be slightly slower, but it is usually possible to try walking.

In addition, even if they can walk, it does not mean that they can exercise vigorously or move for a long time. Patients still need to rest properly after hysteroscopy to facilitate their recovery. At the same time, follow-up care should be carried out according to the doctor's guidance, such as observing abnormal bleeding and abdominal pain.