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I had the ediobiopsy and no anesthesia and said painful 😖😣 labor contractions and it hurts lot's. After it hurts lot's and it is a lot of them in my late biopsy in 2004.

Super helpful video, thank you!!

I had this procedure yesterday. It was horrific. I’m in agony now and unable to walk far so sat on the sofa watching this video! They want me back under a general but no way am I going back. I don’t understand why the technology hasn’t been developed to make the instruments smaller. I was ok until the cutting equipment was introduced, then the pain was a full 10. I’m not a wimp, I’ve had four children.

I refuse to do these procedures without general anesthesia. Gynos, female and male, don't seem to care very much about the pain women experience from gynecological procedures. It's almost like they think we deserve the pain. My doctor suggested general anesthesia because she's sure she'll do a D&C, which is very painful (my mom had several for miscarriages). If things get too painful, I'm calling it off and leaving.

You are a stupid B, Doctor.

How can there be a family history when affected girls don't have children?

What exactly is hysteroscopy under sedation? How is it different from having it under GA?

Is it possible to have an epidural or spinal block when having a hysteroscopy or is the choice only a GA?

Please Doctor ,Is it proper to use a Mirena coil or balloon after hysteroscopy.

Following my brutal first hysteroscopy, and unfortunately needing a 2nd procedure- I insisted on a GA, which was undertaken yesterday . Please advise any woman where this is an option. Needless excruciating pain.

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Is it true that these procedures can spread cancer cells beyond the uterus?

I hate being a woman and fucking paracetamols does not do shit !

Question: Once the Surgery is over, will you be able to go home on the same day or do you have to stay at the Hospital? This will be my 1st time that I will be having my Surgery.

I had it yesterday. Without any pain management. It was painful for 4 seconds at some point. Worst cramp of my life. Then it was gone. But I do have a higher pain tolerance. The doctor, the nurses were incredible and they made me feel at ease because I was anxious and crying when I arrived. They did offer me gas when I experienced pain but I did not take it because they were already finishing. I also had a cervical and uterine biopsy. Later I took 400mg ibuprofen and went home to rest. I was blessed with a great team of professionals. I still think it's best to have some type of pain management as part of this.

The constant pauses in this video reveal that this person has seen many, many women in distress while the nurses try to distract them asking about their holiday. Everyone should be given a patient leaflet explaining that it is their right to ask for a GA. I have twice suffered agony when this has been done with no pain relief offered. The second time, I wasn’t even told that they were going to take a biopsy with no pain relief or sedation. Joined a group called Campaign Against Painful Hysteroscopies. Men would not be expected to have such an invasive, barbaric procedure without pain relief.

Very useful video, whoever my daughter is still in immense pain, the gynaecologist has discharged her! Had to go back to the GP to get a referral to the gynaecologist again! Hoping to get it diagnosed

can this be done during the period?

Had this done under general anesthetic this week plus polyp removal. Still got quite bad cramping pain two days on but very pleased with my decision to have a GA - - if you are worried about this proceedure ask for pain relief or anesthesia - don't suffer in silence. Personally found the transvaginal ultrasound very painful proceeding this which is why I went for a GA. Good luck everyone being female has its moments, so best to share our common experiences to help each other.

To be honest, it's sick...dark ages. Surely docs with high science qualifications come up with a better solution. How long has this been going in?

Good 1yr old presentation. Lacks information on the skin biopsy marker

I'm having one this Friday. It will be under general anesthesia.

What are you point me? Because I’ve got abnormal wound lining that needed investigating for hyperplasia and a 7 out of 10 pain audit I’m scared of anaesthesia so now I’m not gonna have the screening at all.i choose to take my chances if cancer I don’t wanna be out of control I don’t wanna be put to sleep but I don’t wanna experience this kind of pain. I’m postmenopausal. I’m not sexually active and I’ve had no children. I’ve also got a blood problem which means I have a lot of information I can only presume this procedure will kill me with agony.

What are you point me? Because I’ve got abnormal wound lining that needed investigating for hyperplasia and a 7 out of 10 pain audit I’m scared of anaesthesia so now I’m not gonna have the screening at all.

I’m cancelling mine now

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Is this a joke or what? The link to the "dashboard" is a pdf that looks like a 10 year old put together. Plus, all the information that was rigorously "researched" is discussed during your first visit to a movement disorder specialist. Thanks for the click bait. You are a disgusting animal for exploiting people who already have more than enough shit to deal with.

Im Post menopausal and went for a general anesthesia hysteroscopy today for removal/biopsy of polyps. The doctor could not get through my cervix. He wrote: Indication for Surgery: Postmenopausal bleeding, scan found endometrial thickness and a uterine polyp Procedure: Position: Lithotomy Anaesthesia: General Anaesthesia Findings Normal looking vagina and vlulva full inspection of the vagina and vulva done with the vaginoscope good view achieved. No defined cervix noted however the firm area in the anterior area found . gently tried to insert the camera through a supposedly cervical os but very stenosed and not able to enter used half size dilators small cx os to try to dilate but not possible to dilate - almost a frozen wall instead of a pinhole multiple attempts made. Ultrasound scan guided dilatation attempted but not successful. It is very likely that this is not only stemnosed cervix but completely closer cervix and will need an excision of cervix to be able to enter the uterine cavity or to consider alternative means to check for endometrial health and removal of polyp . Normal looking cervix What do you recommend? I did not like that he wrote it was almost a frozen wall instead of a pinhole.

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Excellent Clinician. Thank you Dr.Ray.

Thank you for this knowledgeable video

Thank you, this is an excellent video, probably the most honest and compassionate I’ve ever seen on hysteroscopy. Most of the videos on here are dreadful, telling women it’s painless (!!!), mildly uncomfortable and other such lies. This video is straightforward and reassuring. If only all gynaes did their jobs like this - but sadly most seem to adopt the “it’s only a woman, she’ll have to put up with it” attitude. So ladies, stand up for your rights - no-one is entitled to cause you pain like this. Advocate for yourself and refuse to be treated like your feelings don’t matter

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Abnormal endometrial thickening with a suspected focal endometrial mass, potentially a polyp or malignancy. Recommend gynecological correlation for possible malignancy. Small mildly complicated left ovarian cyst, measuring 1.5 cm. UTERUS: No focal myometrial abnormality is seen. ENDOMETRIAL COMPLEX: The endometrium is heterogenous and thickened at up to 18 mm by my measurement. A suspected focal ovoid hyperechoic structure within the endometrium measures approximately 1.4 x 1.5 x 0.8 cm. Nabothian cysts are also noted. Hi, above are some of my notes from US. I am 47 and still have regular periods. At time of US was 17 days since first day of last period. I dont have my biopsy till mid next month so am a little worried in the meantime. Can you offer any insight of how concerning my results are or are they just more standard talk and precautionary? From my google search it sounds like a hyperechoic structure is usually benign so am thinking it should be ok right? Also I am finding so many variables online as to what is considered thickening. some seem to indicate 18mm normal si it is a little confusing. Originally I went in to Dr for spotting in between period and a lot of pelvic pain. This month I have had no spotting at all but lots of pelvic pain. A few cycles ago had extreme clotting. BTW my trans vaginal US was excruciating, very weird so am worried about pain tolerance for any procedures to come. Thank you

Tried this today, it was as painful as my pancreatitis pain was, we had to stop and make a new apppointment with general anaesthetic. Very painful. Take pads with you.

That was phenomenal! Not only did you ask everything I wanted to know, the Dr was a wealth of knowledge about every aspect of this complicated condition. Such an encompassing engrossing performance. Thank you!

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What about neck tremors. Why doesn't anyone talk about that

My procedure was very painful. My procedure was called a biopsy! I thought that having an IUD placed was painful, but this was 10 times more painful. She talks about options, and I wasn't given any at any point. I suppose it all depends on your medical team and their methods.

Dr Busby, you may not realised this, this topic is major serious in terms of, there is a action group set up about women going through pain whilst having this treatment. Many women are talking about you, how it seems you are the only GYN for some reason knows what we are going through and for you to take the time to investigate a better option for a calmer procedure. Well done you, many many and many more women are sharing your videos to others out there.

Thank you very much for your hard working DR ❤❤

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Thanks for sharing

Thnx dr I had today this test I m trying 2 nd baby , I reduced my weight now , dr checking me today and no forbids no any adsiue clear my womb they are v happy from uk

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Recently had one. They were going to use a general but I said I’d prefer conscious sedation converting to general, if needed. Went great without converting to general and never felt a thing until conscious. Uncomfortable but pain controlled with just Tylenol. Couldn’t imagine without any anesthesia!

I agree 👍