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  A Laparoscopy is performed to detect and treat a range of conditions of the pelvic region. The name laparoscopy comes from the instrument called laparoscope used to perform this procedure. A laparoscope is a flexible tube-like device with a light and camera held at one end. The flexibility of this device enables it to move in between the intricate areas within the pelvis.  Diagnostic laparoscopy is performed to detect conditions of the reproductive system such as: Ovarian cysts Endometriosis Uterine fibroids Infections and scarring Pelvic adhesions Ectopic pregnancy Blocked/damaged fallopian tubes  Operational laparoscopy involves the removal of cysts, fibroids, scars, adhesions, blocked tubes, and treatment of endometriosis, ectopic pregnancy. How is laparoscopy performed? Laparoscopy requires anesthesia to be administered before the procedure is performed. After which a small incision is made below the navel region. This insertion allows the laparoscope inside. The la...

Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that involves the use of a laparoscope; a flexible tube-like device with a camera and light at one end to help the doctor have an inner view of the abdominal region. It is performed as a diagnostic as well as a treatment procedure.  Diagnostic laparoscopy is done to check the status of the ovaries, fallopian tubules, uterus, and cervix. Sometimes, it is done to obtain tissue samples for biopsy. Operative laparoscopy is performed to treat various conditions that affect fertility such as: Uterine fibroids Ovarian cysts Scar tissues or pelvic adhesions Ectopic pregnancy ( a condition where the embryo implants itself outside the uterus) Endometriosis (a condition where the uterine lining or the endometrium grows beyond the uterus) Other abnormalities of the fallopian tubules, uterus, and ovaries.  The procedure of laparoscopy involves; Administration of anesthesia after which a small incision is made below the navel through wh...