operative hysteroscopy

Who Should Not Undergo Operative Hysteroscopy?


Operative hysteroscopy may not be suitable for women with pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), active uterine infections, or cervical cancer. It is also contraindicated in pregnancy.

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