How does Hysteroscopy help to treat Infertility? - Dr. Nupur Sood

Hysteroscopy has a very important role to play in the case of infertility. There may be a simple obstruction there like a fibroid polyp or cervical polyp which may have gone undiagnosed on a scan, it may be picked up. Second there may be a fibroid polyp or myoma itself. So you wouldn’t want a big major surgery for that. Hysteroscopically itself it may be removed sometimes if it is ideal in size and situation and there may be a septum which is an anomaly in the uterus where the uterus has an abnormal shape from within and it has to be cleared out. So the septum resection can be done to prevent poor implantation as well as to prevent miscarriages. Lastly in case everything is going fine, you still would want a good conception following an IVF procedure. So prior to undergoing an IVF procedure, a hysteroscopy is advised to look into the cavity and have a look at thee endometrium and not miss out on any of these abnormalities within the uterus.

[rakhiprajapat]

After polyp operation how many days we can do intercource

[pranjaliambede]

After septum operation how many days stop intercourse

[hijamamarjit]

After hysteroscopy 2nd IVF also fail, good embryo ma'am as well as ET endometrium lining is 6.5 is good or not but fail hogaya next step is so scary ma'am

[SushmitaLatwal]

Hi I have endocervical polyp hanging down the cervix..which was not diagnosed in ultrasound or TVS but when doctor performed pelvic examination by inserting finger she found out.. Can someone tell me is this is causing infertility because I hv been trying to conceive since 3 years..????
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