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perforation at hysteroscopy and subsequent conceptionFrom: Dr Jackie Yeoh (jyeoh@health.on.net)Mon Oct 30 20:24:03 2000
I have a patient who underwent hysteroscopy for premenstrual spotting for diagnostic reasons and unfortunately suffered a perforation during the procedure. The gynaecologist involved suggested she wait six months before trying to conceive, but the patient has subsequently asked my opinion as her GP (Aust equiv of family medical practitioner). No cause was found for the abnormal bleeding incidentally. My patient is querying what the evidence is for waiting this length of time and I have found nothing helpful on Medline or other medical data base search. Can anyone help to point me in the right direction?
-- Dr Jackie Yeoh, MB; BS FRACGP GP, Adelaide, South Australia
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