Difference between hysteroscopic surgery and scraping

A lot of women who have had hysteroscopic surgery feel that it has a great impact on their body, we all know that in our body hysteroscopy and surgery can be a good recovery of the body's other bad symptoms, because hysteroscopic surgery for women on the uterus has a great impact on the uterus, feel the same as scraping, so the difference between hysteroscopic surgery and scraping?

The difference between hysteroscopic surgery and curettage

Hysteroscopic surgery and curettage are fundamentally different, although sometimes also diagnostic curettage under the hysteroscope, but the hysteroscope can be more direct vision to see the shape of the uterine cavity, polyps, lesions, localized hysteroscopic biopsy, more accurate than blind diagnostic curettage, more conducive to the diagnosis of the disease. Therefore, if there is abnormal uterine bleeding and ultrasound suggests that there are abnormal echoes in the uterine cavity, it is recommended to carry out hysteroscopy, and localized biopsy under hysteroscopy can improve the diagnostic rate of the disease. Hysteroscopy is performed 3-7 days after menstrual cleansing, but it can be performed at any time if there is abnormal uterine bleeding or in postmenopausal women. And scraping is just a blind scraping of the uterine cavity, which is relatively blind and not conducive to the diagnosis of the disease.

Curettage usually refers to diagnostic curettage, in the majority of clinical suspicion of endometrial pathology, can not give a diagnosis of the case of diagnostic curettage. Often in the first 6-12 hours of menstruation to scrape out the endometrium, sent to the pathology to give laboratory tests. In some cases, the endometrium is scraped out of the uterine cavity and the localized endometrium of the cervix, which are sent to the pathologist for laboratory tests, which is diagnostic scraping. Hysteroscopy in the clinic is mainly to understand the uterine cavity found in the abnormal echoes of what exactly, in the menstrual period after the cleanup and then do hysteroscopy. Through the hysteroscopy, to understand the uterine cavity has abnormal echoes, can be in the hysteroscope will be abnormal echogenic mass removed to send the pathology to give the test, which is the main difference between the two in the clinical.

Side effects of hysteroscopic hysterectomy

1, injury: after doing hysteroscopic surgery may cause serious injury, usually occurs in the process of operation, the operation technology is not professional, or improper operation, the harm to the female life is greater. In the postoperative period there are also many people will cause the symptoms of uterine tears, and even cause uterine perforation, these diseases have a great impact on the fertility of women, because the uterus after the damage may also be a direct threat to women's fallopian tubes.

2, bleeding: after surgery, many women will respond to their own lower body bleeding symptoms, some women bleeding a lot, with drugs can not stop, and then there will be life-threatening. Bleeding after surgery may also cause weakness and anemia, so the patient's skin will look particularly pale, and even have the performance of gas deficiency.

3, infection: the chance of infection is very large, in the hysteroscopic surgery operation is unreasonable, or hospital equipment sterilization is not complete, which will cause infection, infection may cause pelvic infection, may also lead to inflammation of the cervical region.

4, CO2 puffing complications: some people disease difficulty, so the operation time is too long, this situation if the uterine cavity perfusion is too large, then it may cause CO2 air embolism, this symptom should be stopped immediately after the operation, but also to hurry to give oxygen, otherwise it will cause asphyxia. The first side effect of hysteroscopic curettage is that complications such as bleeding can occur. There will definitely be blood vessel rupture during curettage leading to bleeding. Because the vagina is a bacterial environment, it is easy to get infected. Secondly, scraping and hysteroscopic dilatation of the uterus may lead to excessive pressure on the uterus, causing reactions such as nausea and vomiting in the patient, especially when the cervix is pulled and the opening of the uterus widens, the vagus nerve is stimulated, causing vagal excitation and a series of symptoms known as the abortion syndrome.