Hysteroscopy is a valuable diagnostic and therapeutic modality in the management of infertility. It is the inspection of the uterine cavity that allows for the diagnosis and treatment of various uterine conditions. Traditionally, hysteroscopy has been utilized for diagnostic and operative intervention for endometrial polyps, submucous and pedunculated myomas, intrauterine adhesions, and uterine septa. It is also useful for the diagnosis of congenital anomalies and evaluating endocervical anatomy.The initial step at hysteroscopy is to identify the uterine cavity and ostia and to evaluate the right and left cornua, fundus, anterior and posterior walls, and lateral walls for specific lesions, as well as to evaluate the overall contour of the uterine cavity. The endocervical canal is then carefully evaluated also. Uterine sounding is performed at the end of the hysteroscopy to minimize the creation of intrauterine artifactual lesions. Conditions which should be identified include foreign intrauterine objects (e.g. IUD), adenomyosis, polyps, adhesions, fibroids, synechiae, or congenital abnormalities. The endocervical canal is also carefully evaluated on withdrawing the instrument.Complications of hysteroscopy are reported in 1 to 3% of cases. These include cervical laceration, uterine perforation, bleeding, reactions to the distention media, or anesthesia. It is our current practice to always evaluate the uterine cavity through either hysterosalpingogram, sonohysterography, or hysteroscopy in the infertile patient, the patient with recurrent pregnancy loss, and in all patients prior to in vitro fertilization (IVF)For further details contact EVACARE TEAM 9619354039/ 8767586092Mail us at evacare1508@gmail.com#hysteroscopy#hysteroscopyprocedure#hysteroscopyfor Infertility#hysteroscopyivf#hysteroscopicpolypectomy#ivf#ivfbabies#ivfjourney#ivfsuccess#ivfclinic#womenhealth#womenhealthcare#womenhealthfacts#pregnancy#pregnancyfacts#infertilityawareness#infertilityjourney#fertilityclinic#fertilityspecialist#mulund#mumbai#india