Laparoscopy

• Laparoscopy can be done on its own or combined with hysteroscopy and must be done under general anesthesia.
• A scope and a camera are introduced into the abdomen through the umbilicus and two other small incisions to check and exclude the following abnormalities:
• Fallopian tube blockage or distortion.
• Pelvic adhesions.
• Endometriosis.
• Uterine abnormalities.
•  This procedure takes a longer duration than the hysteroscopy and slightly longer time to recover.
• Patients might suffer from shoulder pains post operatively which can be easily treated by simple pain killers.