Intrauterine local anaesthetic after hysteroscopy to reduce post operative pain - A Randomised controlled trial
women undergoing hysteroscopy for diagnosis, insertion of mirena and or removal of a polyp will be randomised to receive intrauterine installation of a local anaesthetic solution or saline at end of procedure to assess any difference in pain and return to normal activity
Kassam Mahomed
450 participants
Sep 8, 2014
Interventional
Conditions
Summary
To see if intra uterine installation of a local anaesthetic at end of Hysteroscopy procedure reduces post op pain and delay in recovery
Eligibility
Inclusion Criteria1
- These will be women being booked for hysteroscopy for diagnosis, insertion of Mirena and or removal of a polyp
Exclusion Criteria2
- Women with chronic pain
- Known allergy to local anaesthetic
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Interventions
10 mls of 0.75% (75mg) Chirocaine solution installed into the uterine cavity at the completion of the procedure. A trials register in theatre will keep a record of all women recruited.
Locations(1)
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ACTRN12615001214527