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Hysteroscopy in Fez
Dr Jihad Abbou offers outpatient diagnostic hysteroscopy at his practice in Fez. When an operative procedure is needed, care is arranged in a clinic with anesthesia adapted to the planned treatment.
Looking inside the uterus
Hysteroscopy uses a thin camera passed through the cervix to examine the uterine cavity. It may help investigate unexplained bleeding or a suspected abnormality inside the uterus. A biopsy or treatment of certain polyps or fibroids may be proposed when appropriate.
Diagnostic and operative care are different
A diagnostic examination at the practice helps clarify a finding before deciding on treatment. An operative hysteroscopy involves a planned surgical procedure in a clinic. The setting, anesthesia and preparation depend on what is needed and your medical history.
Hysteroscopy is not a routine requirement for everyone having difficulty conceiving. Dr Abbou considers whether it would add useful information in your particular fertility assessment.
Comfort, preparation and follow-up
Discomfort varies between patients. Discuss pain relief and alternatives before the examination, and tell the doctor if you are worried or have found previous examinations painful. You can ask for the procedure to stop.
Tell the practice if pregnancy is possible and bring your ultrasound reports and medicines list. Follow the specific preparation instructions provided for your procedure. Afterward, seek medical advice for heavy bleeding, fever or worsening pain.
Your questions, answered
Is diagnostic hysteroscopy available at the practice?
Yes. Dr Abbou offers outpatient diagnostic hysteroscopy at his practice in Fez. Suitability is assessed before the examination.
Where is operative hysteroscopy performed?
Operative procedures are arranged in a clinic. The anesthesia and practical instructions are discussed according to the planned treatment.
Is hysteroscopy always painless?
No. Experiences differ. Discuss pain relief options and any concerns with the doctor beforehand, and speak up if the examination is painful.
Further reading
Our medical articles are available in French and Arabic.
Bleeding between periods
Medical information reference: NHS — hysteroscopy.
Practice information · Updated 14 September 2026