How to avoid the dangers of hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy is an invasive procedure performed to exclude uterine lesions. A hysteroscope is placed through the cervix and into the uterus to examine cervical or endometrial lesions. The indications and contraindications for any invasive procedure must be known, as all invasive procedures are hazardous, which can cause inflammation, bleeding, uterine perforation, etc. However, if a good surgical indication is mastered, strict disinfection and aseptic operation are carried out, this hazard can be prevented. If there is no necessary hysteroscopy, unnecessary trauma can be caused to the patient, which should not be the case. Therefore, there must be indications for hysteroscopic surgery, and strict aseptic operation should be carried out in a regular hospital to prevent the hazard of hysteroscopy.