How long can hysteroscopic surgery be performed in the same room?

Hysteroscopy and hysteroscopy are invasive procedures that require uterine dilation and subsequent repair of the cervix and endometrium. If the cervix is open and the endometrium is not repaired, cohabitation is likely to lead to local infection. After hysteroscopy, if there are no other abnormal reactions or complications, cohabitation can be performed one month later. The specific time of cohabitation needs to be determined. After hysteroscopic surgery, it is necessary to recover for a period of time, preferably after 1 month, without bleeding, the reason is that hysteroscopic surgery will produce certain stimulation to the endometrium, which may lead to various problems such as vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain. Adequate rest can help the uterus recover fully. If it is too early, it is easy to form infection.