1Can hysteroscopy help infertility?
CONCLUSION: Hysteroscopic polypectomy of endometrial polyps appeared to improve fertility and increase pregnancy rates in previous infertile women with no other reason to explain their infertility, irrespective of the size or number of the polyps.
2Does hysteroscopy increase chances of pregnancy?
However, more studies are needed before hysteroscopy can be recommended as a fertility-enhancing procedure, concluded the researchers. Pertinent Points: - Removing polyps and other uterine cavity abnormalities via hysteroscopy in women with unexplained infertility may increase their chances of becoming pregnant.
3What is the recovery time for a hysteroscopy?
These symptoms usually go away in 1 or 2 days. If the doctor filled your uterus with liquid during the procedure, you may have watery vaginal discharge for a few days. Many women are able to return to work on the day after the procedure. But it depends on what was done during the procedure and the type of work you do.
4What can I eat after hysteroscopy?
you can eat and drink as normal straight away – if you feel a bit sick after a general anaesthetic, try eating small, light meals at first. you can have a shower the same day and a bath the next day, unless your doctor advises you differently.
5Did anyone get pregnant after hysteroscopy?
If 28% of women become pregnant without surgery, the evidence suggests that about 63% of women will become pregnant following removal of polyps . We found no data on number of live births, hysteroscopy complications or miscarriage rates prior to IUI.
6Is hysteroscopy considered surgery?
A hysteroscopy is considered a fairly safe procedure with minimal complications. However, it's still considered surgery. Because of this there are some possible complications, though they are not common.
7How soon can you get pregnant after hysteroscopy?
According to our results, the optimal waiting periods for subsequent fertility treatment after hysteroscopic surgeries are 1–2 months for polypectomy and septal incision, and as long as 3 months for myomectomy and adhesiolysis.
8Has anyone gotten pregnant after hysterectomy?
The simple answer is no, it is not possible to become pregnant after a hysterectomy. ... With an ectopic pregnancy, ovulation and fertilization may occur, but there is essentially no chance of survival. Without a uterus to support the birth, it is next to impossible to carry a fetus to term.
9Can D and C cause infertility?
Rarely, a D&C results in development of scar tissue in the uterus, a condition known as Asherman's syndrome. Asherman's syndrome happens most often when the D&C is done after a miscarriage or delivery. This can lead to abnormal, absent or painful menstrual cycles, future miscarriages and infertility. Infection.
10Do I need to rest after hysteroscopy?
Recovering from a hysteroscopy
If you've had your hysteroscopy as an out-patient, with no anaesthetic, you should be able to go back to your usual activities the same day. ... It's normal to have some period-like cramping pains and some bleeding for a few days after your hysteroscopy.
