The ease of pregnancy after hysteroscopy depends on the purpose of the hysteroscopy, which can help if the infertility is due to uterine cavity problems. Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive examination and treatment technology that can be used to diagnose and treat uterine cavity disorders such as submucosal fibroids, uterine abnormalities such as longitudinal uterus, endometrial polyps, unexplained vaginal bleeding, and gynecological disorders such as uterine adhesions. In some women, if the previous infertility is caused by uterine abnormalities and uterine adhesions, the corresponding diseases will be treated during the hysteroscopy, so it is easy to get pregnant after the hysteroscopy because the cause of infertility is treated. However, if the previous cause of infertility is not due to uterine cavity problems and the hysteroscopy is only to rule out the presence of uterine cavity problems, then pregnancy will not be promoted after hysteroscopy. In conclusion, if the infertility is caused by the uterine cavity, then hysteroscopy will make it easier to get pregnant. If the problem is not the uterine cavity, then hysteroscopy will not increase the chance of conception if the woman is suffering from immunological, hormonal or tubal problems.