Hysterolaparoscopy: Procedure, Benefits, Recovery And Risk

It combines hysteroscopy (uterine exam) and laparoscopy (pelvic exam) to diagnose and treat issues like blockages, endometriosis, or fibroids in one procedure, improving pregnancy chances.

No, it's done under general anesthesia. Post-op, you may feel mild bloating or shoulder pain (from gas) for 1-2 days, managed with painkillers.

Most resume light activities in 2-3 days and normal routines within a week. Avoid heavy exercise/sex for 2 weeks.