Minimally invasive removal of endometrial polyps without external incisions, aiming to relieve symptoms and restore the normal uterine cavity.
What Is Hysteroscopic Polyp Removal?
Hysteroscopy is considered the gold standard for both the diagnosis and removal of uterine polyps.
When May It Be Recommended?
Benefits of the Hysteroscopic Approach
How Is the Procedure Performed?
Uterine Polyps and Fertility
Endometrial polyps may:
- Be associated with abnormal uterine bleeding
- Interfere with embryo implantation
- Contribute to infertility in certain cases
Their removal may improve the function of the uterine cavity and form part of an overall fertility treatment strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hysteroscopic polyp removal painful?
The procedure is generally well tolerated and is performed under appropriate anesthesia or sedation to ensure patient comfort.
Is hospitalization required?
In most cases, hysteroscopic polyp removal is performed as a day-case procedure, allowing patients to return home the same day.
Can polyps recur?
Yes. Recurrence is possible in some women, depending on individual risk factors and underlying conditions.
Are all uterine polyps benign?
Most endometrial polyps are benign. However, histopathological examination is essential to establish a definitive diagnosis.
When can I return to my normal activities?
Recovery is typically very quick, and many women resume their usual activities within a day.
Hysteroscopic polyp removal offers a safe and minimally invasive treatment option, providing rapid recovery and effective restoration of the uterine cavity.
