Can hysteroscopy detect the abortion several years ago?

Abortion generally refers to artificial abortion. If you have had an artificial abortion, you cannot tell whether it was done a few years ago through hysteroscopy. Because there is no wound in an artificial abortion, the recovery time of artificial abortion is better, and generally no obvious marks are left. It is impossible to judge from the appearance of the cervix, perineum, and uterine cavity.

If you have just had an artificial abortion, a hysteroscopy within six months can be done to check whether you have had an artificial abortion. If you have recovered well after more than six months, it is basically impossible to check whether you have had an artificial abortion. However, if you have had many artificial abortions, the damage to the endometrium is relatively large, which may cause the endometrium to be too thin. In severe cases, it may cause adhesions in the uterine cavity, making it difficult for women to conceive, and it may also damage the cervix and cause cervical relaxation. For women who do not plan to have children, it is recommended to take contraceptive measures during sex to avoid frequent abortions after pregnancy, which will endanger women's health.

If you have just had an artificial abortion, a hysteroscopy within six months can be done to check whether you have had an artificial abortion. If you have recovered well after more than six months, it is basically impossible to check whether you have had an artificial abortion. However, if you have had many artificial abortions, the damage to the endometrium is relatively large, which may cause the endometrium to be too thin. In severe cases, it may cause adhesions in the uterine cavity, making it difficult for women to conceive, and it may also damage the cervix and cause cervical relaxation. For women who do not plan to have children, it is recommended to take contraceptive measures during sex to avoid frequent abortions after pregnancy, which will endanger women's health.

Hysteroscopy cannot detect whether a woman had an abortion several years ago. Hysteroscopy generally examines whether the endometrium has polyps, submucosal uterine fibroids, and the thickness of the endometrium.