Modern gynecology offers precise and gentle diagnostic methods. One such method is hysteroscopy, which allows a physician to thoroughly evaluate the condition of the uterine cavity without incisions or general anesthesia. At Dr. Steinke Clinic in Tashkent, we utilize state-of-the-art endoscopic equipment for this procedure.

Types of Hysteroscopy Procedures
Several methods of hysteroscopy are employed depending on the specific objectives. They differ in purpose and the extent of intervention:

• Office hysteroscopy: A quick and painless procedure for initial examination of the uterine cavity.
• Diagnostic hysteroscopy: An in-depth examination method that allows for precise identification of pathological changes.
• Operative hysteroscopy, Category 1 complexity: Removal of small formations or clots without complications.
• Operative hysteroscopy, Category 2 complexity: Addressing deeper or more extensive endometrial lesions.
• Operative hysteroscopy, Category 3 complexity: Complex cases, including severe hyperplasia and multiple polypoid formations.

Each treatment method is selected individually. If new growths are detected, polyp hysteroscopy can be performed, allowing for the simultaneous removal of pathological tissues. For gentle diagnostics, mini-hysteroscopy may be used, which does not require dilation of the cervical canal and allows for examination without general anesthesia.

Indications for Hysteroscopy
This procedure is applied for conditions related to the uterine cavity. It is recommended for bleeding, menstrual cycle irregularities, chronic pain, as well as before pregnancy planning or IVF procedures. Hysteroscopy indications include suspected polyps, adhesions, fibroids, and pathological changes in the uterine lining.

How Diagnostic Hysteroscopy is Performed
It is important for patients to understand how hysteroscopy is performed. It is carried out on an outpatient basis and typically takes no more than 30 minutes:

• Preparation: Clarifying the cycle date, undergoing necessary tests, and receiving physician recommendations.
• Hysteroscope insertion: A miniature instrument – a hysteroscope with a camera – is inserted through the vagina and cervical canal.
• Examination: Visualization of the intrauterine cavity and assessment of the endometrial condition are performed.
• Data recording: The physician takes photos if necessary and compiles a conclusion.

The procedure allows for accurate diagnosis and, if required, immediate removal of identified formations.

How to Prepare for Hysteroscopy
Proper preparation is key to accurate results and quick recovery:

• Consultation.
• Tests.
• Adherence to recommendations.
• Light meal.
• Psychological readiness.

Your doctor will explain in detail how hysteroscopy is performed before the procedure begins – it is important to ask all your questions.

The hysteroscopy cost depends on the category of complexity and the volume of intervention. At Dr. Steinke Clinic, you can undergo hysteroscopy in comfortable conditions with a clear organization of the process. The price of hysteroscopy is always listed in our price list, and you can clarify it when booking your appointment.