Comparison of Standard Technique and Vaginoscopic Technique of Hysteroscopy in terms of intraoperative outcome in women undergoing Diagnostic Hysteroscopy under Anasthesia

This study aims to compare the standard technique of diagnostic hysteroscopy with the vaginoscopic technique in women undergoing the procedure under anesthesia. The objective is to evaluate intraoperative outcomes including ease of procedure, need for conversion from vaginoscopic to standard technique, and occurrence of complications such as cervical laceration, uterine perforation, and bleeding. The study will also assess postoperative pain at six hours using the Visual Analogue Scale. Participants will be randomly allocated into two groups to compare the effectiveness and safety of the two techniques.