The length of hospital stay for hysteroscopic surgery varies from person to person. If the preoperative preparation is more adequate, you can be discharged from the hospital 2-3 days after the surgery. For those who are older or have other complications, more preoperative preparations and tests are needed, which may involve consultations with other departments, so the length of hospital stay will be extended accordingly. In addition, if new problems arise during or after the operation, such as complications of hysteroscopic surgery and postoperative infections, the patient’s hospital stay may be extended accordingly. Although hysteroscopic surgery is not complicated, there are still risks associated with the procedure, and preoperative examination and preoperative preparation are mandatory. The patient’s vital signs, the presence of vaginal bleeding, and the presence of infection must also be observed after surgery. Therefore, the length of hospital stay varies depending on the individual. Even for patients who have been discharged home, a rest period of about 1 month is recommended before they can work and live normally.