Diagnostic Assessment
Examines the uterine cavity to help investigate symptoms such as unusual bleeding.
Hysteroscopy uses a thin camera passed through the cervix to examine the inside of the uterus. It can help investigate abnormal bleeding and, when appropriate, treat certain uterine conditions. Consult Dr. Sreesti Jaiswal to discuss your symptoms, assessment and suitable care options.
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Hysteroscopy is a procedure that uses a thin instrument with a camera to examine the inside of the uterus through the vagina and cervix.
It can help investigate abnormal bleeding and identify changes inside the womb. During your consultation with Dr. Sreesti Jaiswal in East of Kailash, New Delhi, discuss your symptoms, reports and whether hysteroscopy is suitable. A tissue sample or treatment may be considered when needed, after discussing benefits, risks and pain-relief options.
Examines the uterine cavity to help investigate symptoms such as unusual bleeding.
A small tissue sample may be collected for laboratory testing when needed.
Some polyps or fibroids may be removed when appropriate and agreed beforehand.
Discuss aftercare, test results and the next steps with your treating team.
Hysteroscopy can help assess the uterine cavity and guide care for selected conditions. Discuss the possible benefits, risks and alternatives with Dr. Sreesti Jaiswal in East of Kailash, New Delhi.
A direct view inside the uterus can help identify possible causes of abnormal bleeding and assess changes such as polyps or fibroids.
A small tissue sample may be taken during the procedure for laboratory testing, helping clarify findings when further assessment is needed.
Selected polyps or fibroids may be removed during hysteroscopy when suitable and agreed beforehand, sometimes combining assessment and treatment.
Findings and any biopsy results can help guide the next steps. Discuss what they mean for your individual care with Dr. Sreesti Jaiswal.
Discuss hysteroscopy with Dr. Sreesti Jaiswal in East of Kailash, New Delhi, with attention to your symptoms, medical history and individual questions about the procedure, comfort and recovery.
Bring your symptoms, medical history and previous reports to discuss whether hysteroscopy is appropriate for your individual needs.
Discuss why hysteroscopy may be recommended, its benefits, risks and alternatives, including any proposed biopsy or treatment, before making a decision.
Share concerns about discomfort or previous examinations. Ask about pain-relief options, preparation and the planned procedure setting.
Ask about aftercare, symptoms needing medical attention and when findings or biopsy results will be available. Confirm your follow-up plan with the treating team.
Use your consultation with Dr. Sreesti Jaiswal in East of Kailash to discuss your questions and comfort needs. Follow your treating team's preparation instructions for the planned procedure.
Share your reports, allergies and any chance of pregnancy. Discuss previous painful examinations and pain-relief options.
Fasting is not always needed. Confirm eating, drinking and medicine instructions for your planned anaesthesia or sedation.
Bring reports, identification, your medicine list and sanitary pads. Wear comfortable clothing for your appointment.
Arrange someone to collect you if sedation or general anaesthesia is planned. Confirm any need for help at home afterwards.
Do not change medicines or start fasting based on this checklist alone. Tell your team if you could be pregnant: hysteroscopy should not proceed during pregnancy.