Infertility Endoscopy

Infertility endoscopy is a minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedure used to identify and treat reproductive tract issues that may be affecting a woman’s ability to conceive. It includes two main types: laparoscopy (to examine the pelvis and abdomen) and hysteroscopy (to examine the uterus). These procedures help detect and treat conditions that might not be visible through regular imaging or tests.

Symptoms & Conditions Investigated :

Endoscopy helps diagnose:

Blocked fallopian tubes
Uterine fibroids or polyps
Endometriosis
Pelvic adhesions (scar tissue)
Uterine septum or other abnormalities
Ovarian cysts or PCOS-related issues

Symptoms that may suggest the need for endoscopic evaluation:

Chronic pelvic pain
Painful periods or intercourse
Irregular or heavy menstrual bleeding
Recurrent miscarriages
Inability to conceive

Options Through Endoscopy :

Laparoscopy: Allows visual examination of the pelvic organs; also enables surgical treatment (e.g. removing cysts, endometriosis, or adhesions).
Hysteroscopy: Used to view and treat problems inside the uterus (like fibroids, polyps, or uterine septum).
Combined approach: Sometimes both are used in the same session for accurate diagnosis and treatment.