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What is Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy? To Whom Is It Applied?
There are two basic methods in the diagnosis of gynecological diseases. In patients with pathology, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are performed in order to diagnose this pathology at an advanced level.
One of them is hysteroscopy, that is, observation of the inside of the uterus, and the other is laparoscopy, that is, observation of the inside of the abdomen or intervention if necessary. This method, which started many years ago, has become not only a diagnostic method but also a surgical method as a result of the development of video endoscopy methods with the advancement of technology over time. With these operations, the abdomen and uterus can be easily observed. With laparoscopy, when the inside of the abdomen is viewed with a 1 cm camera, the uterus, tubes, ovaries and adjacent organs (bladder and intestines) are examined, and the diagnosis is made and treated. It is also known as “closed surgery” among the people.
In the same way, hysteroscopy surgery is entered through the vaginal area with a special optical device, and the uterus is enlarged several times. By watching the uterine canal, intrauterine and tube entrance holes on the screen, diagnosis and treatment can be made easily. In this process, the image is not provided because the uterus is closed. In order to view the inside of the uterus, fluid is given inside. With this pressurized liquid, polyps, fibroids and septums (curtain) in the uterus can be easily visualized. During hysteroscopy operative imaging, for example, there is a curtain (septum) in the uterus, curtain surgery can be performed in the uterus.
Application Areas of Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy
- Removal of intrauterine polyps
- Congenital disorders of the uterus (curtain-septum) surgery
- Irregular menstrual bleeding
- Removal of intrauterine fibroids
- In postmenopausal bleeding
- For research purposes before infertility treatment
- Recurrent miscarriages
- Removal of the spiral that has escaped into the uterus
- Suspicion of adhesions in the uterus
- Recurrent IVF failure
Does Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy Increase Success in IVF Treatment?
Problems in the uterus can be detected and treated with hysteroscopy. Thus, since the diagnosis, if any, is removed, the rate of acceptance of the embryo by the uterus may increase, in short, the chance of pregnancy after hysteroscopy in the uterus with problems increases.
Before and After Hysteroscopy Surgery
If the hysteroscopy procedure is performed only for diagnostic purposes, anesthesia is not needed or it is applied with local anesthesia. After the procedure is over, the individual does not feel pain and can return home.
If hysteroscopy is performed for therapeutic purposes, anesthesia is applied. During the procedure, the individual does not experience pain or suffering. After the hysteroscopy surgery is completed, normal life can be resumed on the same day or the next day. Bleeding (light spotting) or cramping may occur after hysteroscopy. After hysteroscopy, sexuality should not be until the healing process is over.
What are the Advantages of Laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy?
- Since the incisions are smaller than normal surgeries, the risk of infection is low.
- There is no surgical scar, it is extremely small.
- Since it is monitored with a camera, he has a high command of surgery.
- Organs are less damaged.
- Revival time is shorter.
Hysteroscopy Price
Hysteroscopy prices depend on the purpose of the procedure.The normal price is 650$ The prices of hysteroscopy procedures performed for diagnosis or treatment may differ. You can call +905304618550 to get information about the treatments we provide in our centers, in vitro fertilization treatment prices and payments, or you can reach us from the customer support section on our website.