Hysteroscopic surgery is a relatively high-end clinical minimally invasive surgery, which has its advantages of less pain and convenience. It uses a special tool with a mirror to enter the uterus through the female lower body for careful observation, sampling and treatment. So, can hysteroscopy dredge fallopian tubes? If you want to know the answer, just look down! Can hysteroscopy dredge fallopian tubes?
Hysteroscopy can be used to dredge fallopian tubes, which is only one of the purposes of hysteroscopy. Hysteroscopy is relatively safe and effective in dredging fallopian tubes, with relatively few adverse reactions. Hysteroscopy can also be used for the diagnosis and treatment of other diseases. Hysteroscopy enters the uterine cavity through a special catheter and a special mirror, which can clearly observe the lesions of the cervix, endometrium and fallopian tube. We can also take samples from suspicious lesion sites for pathological examination, and we can also perform operations on some lesion tissues, such as endometrial polypectomy and fallopian tube obstruction dredging. Hysteroscopy is a commonly used equipment in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological diseases, which will produce certain pain during the examination. You can choose to operate under anesthesia, which can make patients more willing to accept it.
Hysteroscopic surgery refers to minimally invasive surgery with hysteroscopy. Hysteroscopy is an optical instrument used for observation, diagnosis and treatment of uterine cavity. Hysteroscopy can be divided into diagnostic type and surgical type, as well as soft type and hard type. Soft diagnostic hysteroscope is made of advanced optical fiber, which has small diameter and can be bent at will. It is easy to observe and diagnose the whole uterine cavity, and the examination process is fast (about 2~5 minutes), without pain or injury to the uterus. Do you need to be hospitalized for hysteroscopic surgery? < P > Hysteroscopy is surgery, hospitalization and anesthesia. However, different types of surgery require different hospitalization time. And this situation depends on your general condition, but almost all operations require hospitalization.
Nursing after hysteroscopy
1. Early exercise: Except for high-risk patients, patients can be instructed to turn over in bed within 6 hours after operation, and can get out of bed after 6-8 hours, and gradually increase the amount of exercise.
2. Nursing care of pain: Patients may suffer from different degrees of pain after operation. If they are instructed to relax, they can relieve themselves. If they cannot, they can be given analgesics.
3. Observe urination: urge, guide and assist patients to urinate at an early stage. Those who do have dysuria can induce urination, and if necessary, be given catheterization.
4. Diet care: After operation, you can eat nutritious soft food to reduce the intake of irritating food.
5. Routine nursing: remove the pillow and lie flat for 6 hours, so as not to raise the head prematurely and cause cerebrospinal fluid to seep out of the spinal cavity from the puncture site, resulting in low brain pressure, stretching the intracranial venous sinus and meninges and other tissues and causing headaches.