How much does hysteroscopic surgery hurt the uterus?

Hysteroscopic surgery under standard operation generally does not cause obvious damage to the uterus, but if the doctor does not operate properly, or improper postoperative care, it will cause uterine perforation, massive bleeding, intrauterine adhesions and other hazards.

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Hysteroscopic surgery for patients with uterine perforation is performed if the doctor does not operate properly, it may directly penetrate the entire uterine muscle, causing uterine perforation.

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If the doctor accidentally damages the surrounding blood vessels during the operation, or the blood vessels are not completely sutured, it is easy to cause massive bleeding or even hemorrhagic shock.

3. Intrauterine adhesions

If the disinfection work is not in place during the operation, or the private parts are not well cared for after the operation, it will lead to uterine infection, and then uterine tissue adhesions.