What is a Hysteroscopy?

Hysteroscopy is a test that helps the doctor look inside a woman’s uterus (womb). The doctor uses a thin tube with a light and camera called a hysteroscope. It goes through the vagina and shows pictures of the uterus on a screen.

• Why a woman has heavy periods
• Why periods are not regular
• Why she cannot get pregnant
• If there are growths like fibroids or polyps
• If there is any scar or blockage

Hysteroscopy is safe and does not need big cuts or stitches.

How Does Dr. Neeru Thakral Help with Hysteroscopy?

Dr. Neeru Thakral is one of the best gynecologists in Gurgaon. She has many years of experience in hysteroscopy. She talks to patients in a friendly way and makes them feel relaxed.

• Uses good tools and safe methods
• Checks everything carefully and gives the right advice
• Very kind and gives full support before and after the procedure

What Happens Before a Hysteroscopy?

• Ask questions about your periods and health
• Do some tests like blood tests or ultrasound
• Explain what will happen during the hysteroscopy
• Tell you when to come and how to prepare
• Answer all your doubts patiently
• You may be asked not to eat or drink for a few hours before the test

What Happens During the Hysteroscopy?

• You will lie down in the same way as during a normal check-up
• The doctor will gently put the hysteroscope through the vagina
• The camera will show the inside of the uterus on a screen
• The doctor may use gas or liquid to open the uterus for better view
• If any problem is found, small tools may be used to treat it
• The test usually takes about 15 to 30 minutes
• It is not very painful. Some women feel little cramps, like period pain

What Happens After the Hysteroscopy?

• You may feel mild pain or cramps
• There may be light bleeding for 1 or 2 days
• You may feel a bit tired
• You can go home the same day
• You can start your regular work in 1 or 2 days
• Dr. Neeru Thakral will give you care tips and tell you what to avoid

Things to Remember After a Hysteroscopy

After the test, take good care of your health. Here are some tips:

• Take rest for one or two days
• Do not lift heavy things
• Take medicines as told by the doctor
• Eat healthy food
• Drink enough water
• Avoid using tampons or having intercourse for a few days
• Go for follow-up visits to check your recovery
• Dr. Neeru Thakral will tell you when you can return to normal life