In-Office Procedures To Consider

In-Office Procedures To Consider

Sometimes going for a gynecological procedure in an outpatient setting may feel impersonal and interfere with your schedule. That is why Dr. Quinsey offers various in-office procedures, such as laparoscopy, to ensure a pleasant experience during your gynecological appointments. Additionally, in-office procedures Lake Mary are cost-efficient and eliminate the need for you to remain at the hospital. Dr. Quinsey offers the following in-office procedures:

Hysteroscopy

A hysteroscopy is a slightly invasive procedure that involves inserting a hysteroscope through your vagina into your uterus to diagnose and treat problems affecting your uterus. Your doctor may take biopsies or remove abnormal growths like fibroids and polyps during the procedure. This procedure effectively diagnoses and treats various reproductive health conditions, such as recurrent miscarriages, infertility, and abnormal bleeding. The procedure often takes about 30 minutes to complete.

IUD Insertion

Intrauterine insertion (IUD) is a safe and effective in-office technique for women seeking long-term contraception. Before the treatment, your provider may review your medical history and discuss your family goals and expectations. Dr. Quinsey may discuss the benefits and risks of the procedure. He may also perform a thorough physical exam to ensure your body is ready for an IUD device. During the technique, your specialist will insert a speculum into your vagina to obtain a better view of your cervix and then use specialized equipment to guide the IUD into your uterus. Afterward, they will trim the strings hanging down in your vagina and send you home.

Laparoscopy

Laparoscopy is a slightly invasive procedure that can be conducted at a hospital or as an in-office procedure. Before the procedure, Dr. Quinsey will administer a local anesthetic to ensure your comfort. He may then create a small incision in your abdomen and insert a laparoscope, allowing him to view the inside and your abdomen and do the necessary procedures, such as taking a biopsy. An in-office laparoscopy offers several benefits, including shorter recovery and reduced costs. Additionally, it eliminates the need for general anesthesia and hospitalization. However, not everyone is eligible for an in-office laparoscopy. Your provider will examine you first to confirm your eligibility.

Colposcopy

A colposcopy is a medical procedure that doctors use to examine a woman’s vagina, vulva, and cervix for signs of lesions. Your provider may recommend this procedure after an abnormal Pap smear or if they suspect HPV-related disease or cervical cancer. During the test, you will lie down, and your specialist will insert a speculum into your vagina to provide a better view of your cervix. They will then insert a colposcope to examine your cervix. Your provider may also take a small tissue sample for testing if they detect any abnormalities. Colposcopy is a relatively painless procedure that takes less than 30 minutes to complete.

Endometrial ablation

Your provider may suggest this procedure if you have heavy menstrual bleeding and have not obtained relief from other treatments. The procedure involves removing your endometrial lining to reduce menstrual bleeding. It often takes an hour to complete, and you can go home the same day.

Call Dr. Quinsey or book your spot online to learn more about in-office procedures.