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My doctor has suggested diagnostic hysteroscopy (for reasons

that make sense to me). He said it would be an in-hospital

with general anesthesia procedure. Since this didn't correlate

with what I had read about hysteroscopy - including in the very

pamplet he gave me! - that diagnostic hysteroscopy may be

an in-office procedure with local anesthesia, I asked why. He

said that in his experience he couldn't get a good enough view

with an office procedure, that the inflation necessary to hold the

uterus open for a good view was too painful, and that, also, with

general anesthesia, he could continue immediately with

operative procedures like removing a polyp.

While I understand this, I'm still not sure I agree with it. Have any

of you had the in-office procedure with just local anesthesia?

What was it like?

Am I being reasonable or being paranoid in preferring diagnosis

first, even if it means a second operative procedure later? I'm not

sure I want to authorize my doctor to take whatever further steps

he deems necessary without knowing what they will be.

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