Patient's question:
Medical Description On February 3, 2012, in Harbin, endometrial polyps of 0.4 cm were diagnosed. This was done during the period when the menstrual cycle was about to begin. The doctor recommended performing the procedure 3-7 days after the menstrual period. Therefore, on the 20th, there was a transvaginal ultrasound with a measurement of 0.9 cm: The doctor recommended a hysteroscopy, but I opted for conservative treatment. The doctor suggested removing the IUD to take a look.Doctor's answer:
Hysteroscopy technology has both diagnostic and therapeutic functions. In the closed uterine cavity and abdominal cavity, physicians can directly observe and perform diagnostic and surgical procedures on the monitor screen, thereby significantly reducing the risk of surgery. Cervical polyp diseases that cannot be cured once or in the short term with traditional physical and drug treatments can all be treated through hysteroscopic surgery to achieve the goal of treatment.