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Hysteroscopy

Receive a thorough fertility assessment to check uterine health and ovarian reserve, helping you make informed, personalised decisions about your next steps.

What is a Hysteroscopy?

A Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure using a thin camera to examine the uterus, helping detect polyps, fibroids, or other structural issues that may affect fertility.

Why do women have a Hysteroscopy?

Fertility can feel uncertain when you don’t have all the information. A Hysteroscopy procedure provides clarity by gently examining your uterus for polyps, fibroids, or other conditions that could affect your chances of conceiving. You might have a Hysteroscopy while trying to conceive naturally, preparing for IVF, or simply seeking reassurance. Many people choose a Hysteroscopy procedure to:

  • Understand their uterine health
  • Identify any factors affecting fertility
  • Ensure treatment plans are tailored
  • Gain reassurance and informed guidance for next steps
Why do women have a Hysteroscopy?
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Hysteroscopy procedure: What to expect

Step 1

1. Prepare for your appointment

Schedule on a day outside your period for the clearest Hysteroscopy images.

Step 2

2. Arrive and check in

Check in at the clinic and meet the team before your procedure.

Step 3

3. Undergo the Hysteroscopy

A thin camera gently examines your uterus while saline expands it for clear views.

Step 4

4. Recovery

Rest in the clinic after the procedure; mild cramping may last a day.

Step 5

5. Review of results

Your doctor explains the findings and provides a full written report.

Step 6

6. Plan your next steps

Your fertility team recommends personalised next steps or further investigations as needed.

Why choose CREATE for your Hysteroscopy

  • Over two decades of fertility expertise

  • Our Advanced Ultrasound Scan assesses your ovarian reserve, uterine health, and blood flow, spotting fibroids or polyps, often avoiding invasive tests.

  • Advanced 3D Doppler ultrasound technology

  • Clear, honest advice without pressure

  • Personalised recommendations based on your goals

  • Clinics across the UK with experienced consultants

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PATIENT STORIES

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Experiences from women learning more about their fertility.

Oxford Clinic Patient

My IVF journey after ectopic pregnancy
When I found out I was pregnant I was really happy and nervous at the same time. I cant fault the CREATE team, because it was them who made me feel very at ease.
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Birmingham Clinic Patient

I decided to have a baby on my own
I would absolutely recommend CREATE Fertility. The staff at CREATE treated me wonderfully. They were all so friendly.
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After 10 months I had my first embryo transfer, but it was worth all the effort because it worked on the first try.
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I would recommend Create to couples seeking treatment and have done several times.
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Hertfordshire Clinic Patient

I felt treatment was very personalised and catered for us
I felt treatment was very personalised and I would definitely recommend CREATE to other people seeking fertility treatment!
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Bristol Clinic Patient

My experience in the Bristol clinic, it was like meeting an old friend.
At every stage you’re really taken care of. I went through three rounds of IVF with create, one of those rounds I ovulated early so it was really 2 and a half rounds. Every single person I came across was incredible.
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How a Hysteroscopy guides the next steps

A Hysteroscopy provides clear insight to guide your options, including:

  • Understanding uterine structure and potential fertility barriers

  • Identifying factors that may affect natural conception

  • Informing whether treatment or IVF may be suitable

How much does a Hysteroscopy cost?

A Hysteroscopy costs £2,100 and typically includes the procedure itself, a detailed ultrasound assessment of your uterus and ovaries, consultation with a fertility specialist, and any support or guidance before and after the procedure.

Our fertility specialists

Dr. César Díaz

Dr. César Díaz

Chief Medical Officer IVIRMA GLOBAL - Northern Europe
Dr Spiros Liatsikos

Dr Spiros Liatsikos

Hub Medical Director
Dr Ivanka Peychinova

Dr Ivanka Peychinova

IVF Consultant
Dr Nirmal Felix

Dr Nirmal Felix

Lead IVF Consultant
Dr Christos Filis

Dr Christos Filis

IVF Consultant

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Frequently asked questions

A Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure where a thin, flexible camera is used to look inside your uterus. It helps your specialist identify things like polyps, fibroids, scar tissue, or unusual shapes that could affect your fertility. Having a hysteroscopy gives you a clear picture of your uterine health and helps your fertility team guide you with personalised advice and next steps.

Yes. During a Hysteroscopy, your clinician may take a small tissue sample from your uterus if needed. This allows them to check for abnormal cells or other conditions that could affect fertility. The biopsy is quick, safe, and provides extra information to help you and your fertility team make informed, personalised decisions.

Most people feel only mild discomfort or cramping during a hysteroscopy. If needed, local anaesthetic or sedation can be offered to make you more comfortable. You might experience light spotting or cramping for a day or two afterwards, but serious side effects are very uncommon.

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