Office & Operative Hysteroscopy messages : Re: operative hysteroscopy

Re: operative hysteroscopy

From: marie matar (marie.matar -@- yahoo.com)
Wed Aug 26 05:38:48 2009

Madam ,   This procedure consists into the introduction of a sort of camera into your uterus & it will see if there is any pathology inside that may explain the spotting that you have . If there is a polyp for example or other lesion & this lesion is treated by the hysteroscope in removing it you will have no spotting anymore . If nothing has been found , you should know that spotting in midcycle may be due to hormonal changes (decrease in estradiol ) which can be treated by giving estradiol .   Good Luck Madam

--- On Wed, 26/8/09, Kay Kandie <kaykandie -@- yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

From: Kay Kandie <kaykandie -@- yahoo.co.uk> Subject: operative hysteroscopy To: "Multiple recipients of list OFFICE-HYSTEROSCOPY" <office-hysteroscopy -@- mail.obgyn.net> Date: Wednesday, 26 August, 2009, 3:58 AM

I'm schedule to do this procedure next month because I have spottings between periods since October 2007.  Sometimes the spottings are heavy and lighter some days, my question to you is Will this procedure stops the spottings totally?

n.b.  I have had polys removed, did a cryocautary, lloop and the bleeding still continue.   

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