Is There a Need for a Histeroscope?

The main difference is really just a technology. The thing that makes the historo e painful is really the size of the scope. If it's bigger, meaning wider or thicker, the cervics being dilated to allow that to pass is painful, potentially, to go through. So if the thinner the scope, the easier it is to do this in the office without any anaesthesia. And now they're down to like three millimeters, which is really, really small. They're very they're very cool, and similar to other instruments we use in the office for other procedures. Yes. We'll talk about it as i again, it's not safe but there's no recovery time