Experiences with

Hysteroscopy

I also did another hysteroscopy as the doctors suspected an obstruction but after the surgery I’m still having scanty and light colored blood. It’s also been difficult to take it. First pregnancy was immediately after the first hysteroscopy. Anyone experienced this?

The scan shows a possible polyp so the gynaecologist wants me too have a hysteroscopy. I have said no I’m not mentally capable right now due to trauma from procedure and not being able to cope with pain or invasive stuff .

We have been trying for a baby for the past 7 years, and decided to give IVF a try which the process started almost 2 years ago including a hysteroscopy and laparoscopic checks. All in a foreign country and a private clinic of course. Thank you all very much for All your untiring supports.

I'm waiting for a laparoscopy and hysteroscopy and got put on the waiting list in October. I know it may take a little longer due to everything going on at the moment but any info would be helpful :)

Hi all, In Spring of 2020, my partner (we are both women) had a HyCoSy which indicated she had a polyp and needed a hysteroscopy. She was referred back to the NHS and we have been waiting since with no word. Goes without saying that the NHS is very busy right now!

How long is normal to have spotting after hysteroscopy? Did anyone had complications after the procedure? Did you go ahead with the transfer? Thank you for taking the time to read my post 💝🤗

Hello, I wanted to ask your advice... I am waiting to start my next IVF cycle but it's been suggested by a doctor not at the clinic it could be beneficial to have a hysterectomy. My last cycle ended in miscarriage and I wonder if anyone had one & found it beneficial? I feel like most issues would have

No thinning after northisterone and was referred for hysteroscopy. Nothing of note found. Nov/december - Downreg worked first time, FET on 2nd December, BFN. I'm 42, and only have two embroys left, so don't feel i have loads of time left.

13/01/2021 TSH - 0.01 (0.2 - 5.0) FT4 - 21.6 (9.0 - 24.0) FT3 - 5.7(3.6 - 6.4) 24/02/2021 TSH - 0.01(0.5 - 5.50) FT4 - 18.6(10.0 - 20.0) FT3 not tested I recently had a hysteroscopy

The hysteroscopy removed the polyps which I think has resolved some of my bleeding issues.

She has suggested I can have a laparoscopy & hysteroscopy to help improve my chances of conceiving by 15% each month. However, she said I have a 50% chance of conceiving without surgery. she said she can check my tubes whilst I'm under. I'm terrified of going under general anesthesia.

Would be so grateful if anyone is able to offer thoughts...am hoping to start IVF but had a hysteroscopy and scan yesterday (not started any treatment yet) and was told could barely visualise ovaries as they were so high.

The oncology gyny did hysteroscopy as they suspected endometrial cancer as seen what they said was a black area possibly a blood clot? Got all clear thankfully but then went to normal gyny for further investigation, this unfortunately like everyone was a phone consultation so short and brief.

So December I went for hysteroscopy and it was successful. So they booked me for Embryo transfer on Jan 29th oh Lord finally. Before my transfer I have asked them heaps of time is it gonna be a big positive and they said should be fine coz everything is sounds perfect.

Any words of wisdom or reassurance would be most welcome as there seems to be no end to the problems I have had regarding my vaginal area as have just had hysteroscopy done to rule out cervical cancer as had some blood spotting but gynaecologist says I have severe vaginal and cervical atrophy, has done

Gynecology have ignored me when i said pudendal neuralgia, and have booked me in for a hysteroscopy. I dont mind having a hysterosocopy but I am going mad i feel so much pressure on my lower abdomen. It literally feels like im sitting on a lump in my belly on the lower left. MRI is clear.

The quality of my embryo was 4AB and this time 4BA and I had a hysteroscopy to remove adhesions and polyps. I know it's the million dollar question that we'd all like to know but why didn't it work? Has anyone been in a similar position and received constructive advice?

I am booked in for a hysteroscopy on Saturday before we start ivf and I am wondering what to expect? I’m worried about pain during the procedure as I have so much pain in that area anyway.

Had my hysteroscopy and biopsy today but prior to it I had a conversation with both the anaesthetist and the surgeon regarding them stopping my levo for 2 days before the operation as my TSH was 0.01 and T4 over range( T3 not tested as no clinical validity ).

My dr has recommended a hysteroscopy.