Cohort study examines pain during office hysteroscopy, suggesting menstrual pain informs procedural expectations.
OH was generally well tolerated, with pain typically lower than menstrual pain. Although menstrual pain, parity, and age explained only a modest proportion of pain variability, menstrual pain history offers a simple and patient-centered way to help clinicians set realistic expectations about procedural discomfort.
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