How much does a hysteroscopy cost?

Patients in the clinic often ask the doctor, I come to check whether I am pregnant, why do I need a hysteroscopy? Or, I choose to have a test-tube baby. Why do I need a hysteroscopy? Or, I have had a child before, and now I have a second one. Why do I need a hysteroscopy? Today, let's talk about what is a hysteroscopy? Why do we need a hysteroscopy?

Simply put, women's fertility depends on three aspects: ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus. Ovaries are organs that produce eggs, fallopian tubes are organs that transport sperm, eggs and embryos, and uterus is an organ that nurtures embryos. For example, if the embryo is a seed, then the endometrium is the soil. Whether the seed develops depends not only on the quality of the seed and the soil, but also on the time of sowing, the so-called "time, place, person, place".

At present, the most routine examination for evaluating the uterus is transvaginal ultrasound to examine the shape, position, echo of the uterus, the presence of uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, endometrial thickness and type, endometrial blood flow, the presence of endometrial polyps, submucosal fibroids and intrauterine adhesions, but transvaginal ultrasound is "horizontal. Abdomen". Therefore, hysteroscopy is a method to make up for endometriosis and has certain limitations in the evaluation of endometriosis.

Hysteroscopic surgery is performed under the direct vision of the hysteroscopic imaging system. The use of surgical instruments through the vagina allows direct and careful observation of the condition of the cervix and uterine cavity. Compared with the past, ultrasound examinations have revealed abnormalities in the endometrium, and curettage can be used. The effectiveness of the operation depends entirely on the doctor's touch and experience. It is not clear whether the diseased tissue is removed during surgery or remains after surgery. Hysteroscopy solves the above problems. First, the hysteroscope can directly see where the diseased tissue is, and the doctor can locate the diseased tissue for further examination. Secondly, whether the uterine cavity has returned to normal after treatment and whether further treatment is needed, hysteroscopy and surgery can be performed at any time. Third, because it passes through the natural cavity, it is a minimally invasive surgery with fast recovery and good healing.