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At Ahura Nursing Home, we use hysteroscopy as a safe and minimally invasive procedure to examine and treat conditions inside the uterus. Using a thin, lighted instrument called a hysteroscope, our gynecologists can directly view the uterine cavity, ensuring accurate diagnosis and precise treatment—all without major surgery.
Hysteroscopy is an essential tool in modern gynecology, helping us manage issues like abnormal bleeding, infertility concerns, uterine fibroids, adhesions, or polyps. With advanced technology and compassionate care, we make the experience smooth, comfortable, and effective.
Why Choose Hysteroscopy at Ahura Nursing Home?
✅ Minimally invasive: No large cuts or stitches required.
✅ Accurate & direct visualization: Allows precise diagnosis and treatment.
✅ Quick recovery: Most patients go home the same day.
✅ Wide range of uses: From abnormal bleeding to fertility evaluation.
✅ Expert hands: Performed by highly experienced gynecologists in a safe, supportive environment.
When is Hysteroscopy Recommended?
Abnormal or heavy uterine bleeding
Uterine polyps or fibroids
Evaluation of infertility or repeated miscarriages
Uterine adhesions (scar tissue)
Removal of intrauterine device (IUD) if misplaced
Septum in the uterus
Frequently asked question
Q1: Is hysteroscopy painful?
Hysteroscopy is usually well-tolerated. It may cause mild cramping, but anesthesia or sedation is often used to ensure patient comfort.
Q2: How long does hysteroscopy take?
Most hysteroscopy procedures take 15–45 minutes depending on the diagnosis or treatment required.
Q3: What is the recovery time after hysteroscopy?
Patients typically resume normal activities within a day or two. Minor spotting or cramps may occur briefly.
Q4: Can hysteroscopy help with infertility?
Yes, hysteroscopy can identify and treat uterine abnormalities such as fibroids, adhesions, or septum, which may improve fertility outcomes.
Q5: Is hysteroscopy safe?
Yes, hysteroscopy is considered a very safe and routine gynecological procedure when performed by experienced specialists.