Experiences with

Hysteroscopy

I'm back for more advice or to hear people experience of a hysteroscopy and nk cell test. The clinc is abroad and I would be under general anesthesia for the hysteroscopy which kind of scares me a little but I've seen people say it's painful with out.

I have now been referred for a hysteroscopy. Has anyone else had a hysteroscopy and what was it like - I am really frightened. I am also frightened about cancer, although I haven't been told this - I am just really worrying. Any assurance, tips or help would be most appreciated. TIA xx

I had a hysteroscopy under general anaesthetic on Wednesday. All went well, except for pain after the procedure, pain probably related to scarring from previous surgery in that area. On 6 mg pred atm. I didn't take extra pred.

Hello I posted a short while ago about my upcoming hysteroscopy. Just to update I had it last week, and if anyone is feeling scared/anxious about having it done, I assure you I was in the best hands and very well looked after. My gynaecologist is absolutely lovely and I am very lucky.

Hi All After having a hysteroscopy, MRI and CT scan, I am now due to see my specialist tomorrow. She wants to discuss either partial or full hysterectomy. Is the way forward and are there any questions I should be asking her?

it is possible to unblock the Fallopian tubes from fluids during the hysteroscopy. Have any one experience Thank you

The only things I think that I haven’t been tested on are NK cells, and I have never had a hysteroscopy. I’ve had consultations with 3 clinics, and all suggested to have a hysteroscopy but after egg collection. My question is can a hysteroscopy tell me that my womb is unable to carry a child?

This was my 3rd after 2 x 5 years being fine but this one took multiple appointments and eventually went in with the help of a hysteroscopy. I know it took a while to settle last time but I can't remember having cramps so much. I've taken iburofen every few days since.

HCA have done my initial quote for the hysteroscopy which was eyewatering. X

I had a hysteroscopy last week and they found I had Chronic endometritis, which I am now being treated for with antibiotics. Has anyone had any experience of this? Am I finally fertile once I have taken the antibiotics for two weeks? I only have one embryo left, so this is my last chance.

I’m now 2 months post laparoscopy and hysteroscopy and have some questions as doctors can’t seem to help/advise. I’m still quite swollen in the area, bloating and that. I feel exhausted some days like I’ve got the flu and then some days full of more energy.

I have had two hysteroscopies on my last two transfers. One transfer worked and the last one failed.I am now having to start all over again with a new egg collection and my clinic have just added it onto my quote which increased the cost by around £1600 not including my flights and accommodation to get

Has anyone had any guidance from your doctor regarding how long you should wait between your hysteroscopy/endo scratch and resuming sex? I had a diagnostic hysteroscopy two days ago while they also performed endo scratch to get some tissue for testing.

Contraceptive pill for 10 years plus… 2 babies 2011 & 2014 lap 2021 prostap until 2022 Ovaries & tubes removed 2022 Hysteroscopy 2024 Endometrial Ablation 4 weeks post op. There has to be more to life than this?!? last surgery has really taken it out of me.

They recommended a hysteroscopy to check for adhesions, but said I could carry on even with the thin lining if I want to.

which was inconclusive so went for a 5th cycle 5th cycle - BFN I had another hysteroscopy under GA which found more scarring which was from the D&C and basically told me I’d been wasting my time the whole last year as it would have been near impossible for the embryo to survive there Follow up hysteroscopy

I was recommended for hysteroscopy. diagnosed with ureaplasma and routine tests showed that I have ureaplasma. That cleared after antibiotics but pushed things by a month. After my hysteroscopy the biopsy results showed endometritis, so needed another round of antibiotics.

The new clinic recommended a series of tests before a new cycle - Emma and Alice, decidual testing, hysteroscopy and a sperm investigation. The costs really stack up , almost £5k! We’re in two minds about what to do - the tests are pricey but may save us having repeat failures in the future?

The sonongrapher in her view would leave it and she’s knows of a patient who is currently pregnant with a polyp and she mentioned that it may not be picked up in a hysteroscopy. I have a call with a consultant in September for their opinion.

Hi 👋 After 3 failed embryo transfers and x1 chemical, I had some more tests done and weighing up whether to do more cycles The dr I saw advised my AMH level had gone up and everything looked good so he saw no reason not to do more I had various tests along the way eg hysteroscopy all fine.