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LAPAROSCOPIC & HYSTEROSCOPIC SURGERIES Two of the most popular minimally invasive gynaecological surgical techniques to detect infertility in women or treat conditions that lead to infertility and miscarriage are laparoscopy and hysteroscopy. Laparoscopy and hysteroscopy are recommended procedures during infertility treatment. These procedures allow doctors to view structures and organs within the pelvis and perform certain corrective actions. A laparoscopy is done to view and access the exterior of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and other structures in the pelvis. A hysteroscopy is done to look at the internal cavity of the uterus to identify abnormalities and take certain corrective actions. These procedures are best done immediately after menstruation when vision is unobstructed. Specialized laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgeons ensure that treatments and operations are carried out with the appropriate supervision, care, and hygiene. FAQ What are the benefits of laparoscopy? The recovery in the immediate postoperative period is faster. Patients often go home the same day. Smaller incisions tend to be less painful, and as a result, patients often need less postoperative pain medication and there are fewer wound infections. What is the recovery period? Most patients are discharged within hours after surgery. Some patients require pain and nausea medication. Most women resume normal eating and activity within 48 hours. What are the risks of surgery? Complications from these procedures are rarely serious. Infection is possible and you may need antibiotics before and after surgery. Injury to the bladder, intestine, uterus, or blood vessels is possible and Laparoscopy may be needed for injuries.

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