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Unexplained bleeding and pain take a toll on you, physically and emotionally, but expert OB/GYNs Elizabeth Ramirez, MD, FACOG, and Huiying Hou, MD, take your concerns seriously. At Jersey Women’s Care Center in Jersey City and Fair Lawn, New Jersey, they offer hysteroscopy to diagnose and even treat the root causes of abnormal uterine bleeding. To schedule an evaluation and get the answers you need, book via the website or call the nearest office today to speak to the friendly staff.
During a hysteroscopy, your Jersey Women’s Care Center provider uses a thin, lighted instrument called a hysteroscope to look inside your uterus. They gently insert the device through your cervix, so you don’t need any incisions.
Hysteroscopy gives a clear view of the uterine lining, helping your provider identify issues and, in some cases, correct them during the same visit.
Your provider may recommend a hysteroscopy if you experience:
Hysteroscopy is also often used to investigate and treat structural issues within the uterus that can impact your reproductive health.
A hysteroscopy at Jersey Women’s Care Center provides:
No incisions means less discomfort and faster recovery.
Your provider can treat many conditions, such as small polyps or fibroids, during the procedure.
Addressing the root cause of abnormal bleeding or pain can significantly improve your quality of life.
Correcting uterine abnormalities may improve your chances of a healthy pregnancy.
You may be back to your regular routine within a day or two.
A hysteroscopy is often performed in an outpatient setting, either in your provider’s office or a surgical center, depending on your specific needs.
When you arrive at Jersey Women’s Care Center, you lie back as if you’re having a pelvic exam. Your provider gently inserts the hysteroscope through your cervix into your uterus. They may use a sterile liquid or gas to expand your uterus slightly for a clearer look.
The procedure typically takes 15-30 minutes. You might feel mild cramping during the procedure, similar to menstrual cramps.
If your provider identifies an issue (such as a polyp, fibroid, or scar tissue), they may be able to remove or treat it right away using specialized instruments passed through the hysteroscope.
Afterward, you may experience light spotting or mild cramping for a short time, but you can otherwise go about your routine.
If you’re experiencing uncomfortable symptoms, book a hysteroscopy evaluation at Jersey Women’s Care Center by calling the nearest office or clicking the online scheduling tool today.