Hysteroscopic back pain after normal?

Hysteroscopic low back pain may be a normal phenomenon, but there may also be abnormal conditions.

During hysteroscopic surgery, there may be certain stimulation and traction to the uterus and surrounding tissues. Low back pain may occur in a short period of time after surgery. This situation will usually gradually ease over time, which is a normal phenomenon. At the same time, surgical operations inevitably cause local tissue reactions, including muscle tension, which is a natural stress manifestation of the body to surgical trauma. Generally speaking, as long as the pain is not severe and gradually relieved, there is no need to worry too much.

However, if the low back pain continues to not ease after surgery, accompanied by abnormal manifestations such as fever and abdominal distension, it may indicate that there are complications such as infection, which is an abnormal phenomenon. It should be highly valued and timely examined in order to clarify the cause and take targeted measures.