Treatments & Procedures
Diagnostic & Operative Hysteroscopy
A thin camera passed through the cervix to see — and treat — problems inside the uterus, with no cuts.
Symptoms & When It Is Recommended
- Abnormal or post-menopausal bleeding
- Infertility or recurrent miscarriage
- Polyps, submucous fibroids or a uterine septum on ultrasound
Causes
- Problems within the uterine cavity
Risks & Risk Factors
- Uncommon: infection, bleeding, perforation of the uterus
Diagnosis
- Ultrasound beforehand
- Performed ideally just after a period
Treatment
- Removal of polyps and submucous fibroids
- Septum resection (metroplasty)
- Removal of adhesions
- Targeted endometrial biopsy
Recovery
- Usually a day-care procedure
- Mild cramps and spotting for a few days
- Most women resume work in 1–2 days
Cost
Cost depends on your diagnosis, the procedure chosen, length of stay and any tests or medicines needed. After your consultation, our billing desk gives you a written estimate. Cashless and reimbursement claims are supported with most insurers and TPAs.
Request a cost estimate →Diagnostic & Operative Hysteroscopy: FAQs
Clear, compassionate answers to the questions patients ask Dr. Fehmida Shaikh most often.
Is hysteroscopy painful?
It is done under anaesthesia or sedation, so the procedure itself is not painful.
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Doctor Advice
Hysteroscopy often answers in minutes what months of guessing cannot — especially for bleeding and infertility.
General guidance — your own treatment is decided after consultation with Dr. Fehmida Shaikh.
Travelling from abroad for diagnostic & operative hysteroscopy?
Send your reports for a free review. You get a treatment plan and a written cost estimate before booking flights, plus a letter for your e-Medical Visa.
