Harm of hysteroscopy curettage

Diagnostic curettage was done at the same time as hysteroscopy. Clinically, it is the same as ordinary curettage, which may lead to pathogenic bacteria infection. However, hysteroscopy is safer than ordinary diagnostic curettage, because it can understand the situation in the uterus through the lens reflection large screen, so as not to lead to the possibility of uterine perforation. It is recommended to give oral anti-inflammatory drugs for two to three days after operation, mainly to prevent infection. In addition, after hysteroscopy curettage, it is necessary to keep the vulva clean, and only after a month can there be sexual life, and in clinical practice, according to the final pathological diagnosis of diagnostic curettage, the corresponding treatment is carried out. This is more beneficial to the patient's recovery.