Hysteroscopy surgery in Hyderabad lets Dr. T. Rajeshwari Reddy look inside the uterus with a thin telescope (hysteroscope) passed through the cervix — no abdominal cut. It is used to find and often treat the cause of abnormal bleeding, polyps, selected fibroids, adhesions and some fertility-related uterine findings at Continental Hospitals, Gachibowli.
What is hysteroscopy?
A hysteroscope carries a camera and light. Saline gently expands the cavity so the lining can be seen on a monitor. Diagnostic hysteroscopy evaluates the cavity; operative hysteroscopy uses instruments through the same scope to remove or correct problems in the same sitting when appropriate.
When is hysteroscopy recommended?
- Heavy, prolonged or irregular menstrual bleeding
- Bleeding after menopause (after clinical evaluation)
- Suspected polyps or submucosal fibroids on ultrasound
- Recurrent miscarriage or infertility work-up when a uterine factor is possible
- Removal of a misplaced intrauterine device (IUD)
- Evaluation before certain fertility treatments
Hysteroscopy looks at the inside of the uterus. Problems on the outer uterus or ovaries are assessed with imaging and, when needed, endoscopic / laparoscopic surgery.
Diagnostic vs operative hysteroscopy
Diagnostic hysteroscopy confirms the cause of symptoms or clarifies an ultrasound finding. Operative hysteroscopy may include polypectomy, septal resection, adhesiolysis (for intrauterine adhesions), removal of a misplaced IUD, or resection of suitable submucosal fibroids. Your plan is personalised after examination and imaging.
Benefits of hysteroscopy
- No abdominal incision — access is through the natural cervical canal
- Often day-care; many patients resume light activity within a day or two if recovery is straightforward
- Direct view of the cavity, which can be more precise than imaging alone for some conditions
- Diagnosis and treatment can often be combined
Hysteroscopy surgery cost in Hyderabad
Cost depends on whether the procedure is diagnostic or operative, anaesthesia, hospital stay and any tissue testing. A consultation with Dr. T. Rajeshwari Reddy gives a clear estimate for your case after review of reports.
Recovery and precautions
Mild cramping and spotting are common for a short period. Avoid intercourse, tampons and swimming until you are advised it is safe. Contact the clinic urgently for heavy bleeding, fever, severe pain or foul discharge. Hysteroscopy is usually avoided in active pelvic infection, suspected certain cancers without a full plan, or ongoing pregnancy.
Frequently asked questions
Is hysteroscopy painful?
Comfort depends on the type of procedure and whether anaesthesia or sedation is used. Many diagnostic cases are well tolerated; operative cases are planned with appropriate pain control.
Will hysteroscopy help with infertility?
When infertility or recurrent loss is linked to a correctable cavity problem (polyp, septum, adhesions), treating it hysteroscopically can be part of the fertility plan. It does not address every cause of infertility — tubes, ovaries and other factors still need evaluation.
How do I book hysteroscopy with Dr. Rajeshwari Reddy in Hyderabad?
Use the appointment form or call the clinic at Continental Hospitals, Gachibowli. Bring ultrasound and prior reports so diagnostic vs operative planning can be discussed clearly.
