Fibroid (Myoma) Removal under Hysteroscopy

Uterine fibroids mostly develop during childbearing years, but they can occur at any age. Hysteroscopic myomectomy may recommended in the case of smaller (submucosal) fibroids that protrude significantly into the uterus. During the procedure, fibroids are accessed and carefully removed using instruments inserted into the uterus through the vagina and cervix.

Hospitalisation is not needed and you can fly 3 days after the procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is fibroid removal a major surgery?

Yes, but under laparoscopy or hysteroscopy, it’s operation is mostly easy to make. And patient recovery time is beter than open surgeries.

How longdoes it take to recover from fibroid removal surgery?

6 hours later you can walk and go to toilette; 1 days later you can go out to your hotel; and 5 to 7 days later you can go back to your country.

How painful is fibroid surgery?

It’s not painful under sedation or general anaesthesia; after procedure simple painkillers are enough for pain releif.

What are the side effects of removing fibroids?

Pain happens sometimes for several days; but after procedure NSAID madications are enough for pain releif.

Cautıons

*To prevent bacteria from entering your cervix area, do not use anything vaginally for two weeks – no tampons, no douching, no intercourse. Also, it is best to avoid soaking in a
tub or swimming as bacteria in the water can enter the uterus in this way. *It is best to avoid strenuous activity or sports for about a week after surgery, although there are no specific restrictions on activity.*

Hospitalisation is not needed and you can fly 3 days after the procedure.

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