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Swinging pyrexia after hysteroscopy: An unusual complication

This case study discusses a 50-year-old woman experiencing postmenopausal bleeding who had not had a pelvic examination or pap smear for many years and had a coil Lippes Loop in for 28 years. It describes her physical conditions and explains that swinging pyrexia following hysteroscopy is very rare but the patient was diagnosed following histology.