Effect of misoprostol on cervical transition pain in office hysteroscopy: Results of a tertiary center

Objective: Office hysteroscopy is a method that has become increasingly popular because of its low complication rate, rapid recovery, and cost-effectiveness. Pain the biggest obstacle to successful completion office procedures. Thus, present study aimed investigate efficacy misoprostol in providing cervical ripening, thus reducing pain during transition hysteroscopy.
 Methods: This research was conducted as an observational case-control study. Seventy-nine patients who underwent were included. Twenty-nine administered 200 μg vaginal 4 h before hysteroscopy, whereas control group consisting 50 not provided with premedication for dilatation. Patients asked rate their between 0 10 using visual analog scale (VAS) 30 min after procedure.
 Results: VAS scores diagnostic (3.61 ± 0.61) operative (4.45 0.82) significantly lower than patients. None experienced serious side effects caused by requested end Conclusion: A significant reduction score detected hysteroscopy. Misoprostol facilitated maturation reduced risk pain-related unsuccessful