Specialized Gynecology • Mysuru
Direct, minimally invasive uterine visualization with same-day recovery.
Gentle, incision-free endoscopic inspection and treatment of polyps, fibroids, or septa inside the uterine cavity.
What is it?
Hysteroscopy uses a thin, lighted telescope passed through the cervix to examine the inside of the uterus, and can be used to both diagnose and treat certain uterine conditions in the same procedure.
Who may benefit?
- •Patients with abnormal uterine bleeding
- •Those with suspected polyps, fibroids or uterine abnormalities
- •Patients undergoing fertility evaluation where uterine factors are suspected
When is it considered?
Often recommended when scans suggest a uterine abnormality, or as part of a fertility work-up.
How It Works
The treatment journey.
Pre-procedure Evaluation
Scans or clinical findings guide the decision to proceed.
Hysteroscopy
A thin scope is passed through the cervix to view the uterine cavity, with treatment performed if needed during the same procedure.
Recovery
Most patients go home the same day.
Preparation
Timing within your cycle and any required fasting will be advised by your care team.
During Treatment
The procedure is typically brief and performed under sedation or light anaesthesia.
Afterwards
Most patients resume normal activities within a day or two, with any specific instructions given by your surgeon.
Possible risks & limitations
Hysteroscopy is generally low-risk; your surgeon will discuss specific risks relevant to your procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most patients experience only mild discomfort, especially under sedation; your team will discuss anaesthesia options with you.
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Explore pathway →The information above is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified medical professional. Individual treatment plans and outcomes vary — please discuss your specific case with a fertility specialist at Srishti Fertility Hospital. Photography on this page is representative clinical imagery, not a photograph of this hospital's facility or staff, and should be replaced with real hospital photography before launch.
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