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Hysteroscopic removal of uterine polyps and cavity-distorting fibroids.
Key Highlights:
- Direct visualisation and removal of uterine polyps
- Resection of cavity-distorting fibroids
- Improves abnormal bleeding and fertility outcomes
- Minimally invasive, with no external incisions
Cavity-Focused Removal
Polyps and fibroids distorting the uterine cavity are removed without external incisions.
Fertility-Supportive
Removing cavity-distorting growths often improves implantation chances.
Your path to a clear cavity
Polyps and fibroids inside the uterine cavity can affect both bleeding and fertility. Hysteroscopic removal clears them without any external incisions.
No External Incisions
Removal entirely through the natural cervical opening.
Improved Bleeding
Relief from abnormal bleeding patterns.
Better Fertility Odds
A clearer cavity supports implantation.
Compassionate care at every step
Removal of polyps and fibroids is a focused, same-day hysteroscopic procedure.
Step 01
Diagnostic Hysteroscopy
Confirming the size and location of polyps or fibroids.
Step 02
Hysteroscopic Removal
Resection performed through the natural cervical opening.
Step 03
Recovery & Fertility Follow-Up
Guidance on recovery and timing for future conception.
Frequently asked question
Not always, but those causing bleeding or affecting fertility are usually recommended for removal.
No, it's minimally invasive with no external incisions, and most patients go home the same day.
Yes, especially if they were distorting the uterine cavity and affecting implantation.
