If the removal of uterine fibroids or removal of endometrial polyps is performed through hysteroscopy, a repeat hysteroscopy is usually not required. If the treatment of tubal blockage is performed through hysteroscopic surgery, hysteroscopy is usually required for review. 1. Do not need to do hysteroscopy: the scope of hysteroscopic surgery is relatively wide, may be the removal of uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps removal surgery, etc., for these hysteroscopic surgery later review does not need to do hysteroscopy again, usually through ultrasound and other tests can be a clear diagnosis. 2. The need for hysteroscopic surgery: if the uterine cavity into the operating room for the treatment of tubal occlusion, in the review may need to be carried out under the hysteroscopy of a tubal fluid test to clarify the degree of patency of the fallopian tubes. In addition, in the case of hysteroscopic surgery for uterine adhesions, a postoperative hysteroscopy is needed to see how well the uterine adhesions have recovered. After hysteroscopic surgery should follow the doctor’s instructions regular review, to choose the appropriate review method under the guidance of the doctor, in order to avoid delays in the condition.
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