The dangers of hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy is harmful. First of all, hysteroscopy requires the use of uterine dilators to dilate the cervix, which is obvious for cervical dilation, which is easy to cause cervical dysfunction or cervical adhesions. Secondly, hysteroscopy may damage the endometrium. Hysteroscopic electrotomy can remove local lesions, but it is easy to damage the endometrium after resection. In severe cases, it will cause uterine adhesions, which is easy to cause dysmenorrhea or amenorrhea. In addition, hysteroscopy may also cause perforation, which is caused by not checking the position of the uterus before surgery, or by abnormal conditions in the uterus. It can be carefully examined to prevent it. Hysteroscopy is harmful, and it is necessary to grasp the indications of hysteroscopy.