Can I get pregnant with mild intrauterine adhesions?

We all know that a healthy uterine condition is a necessary condition for pregnancy preparation. For women who are preparing for pregnancy, the condition of the uterus should also be taken very seriously. For example, mild uterine adhesions should also be taken seriously to avoid the serious harm of infertility. So how to treat mild uterine adhesions?

Can I get pregnant with mild intrauterine adhesions?

Some women with mild cervical adhesions can still become pregnant if they are not treated. Although most women have mild cervical adhesions, they also have thin or defective uterine walls, which may affect embryo implantation after trying to get pregnant. During pregnancy, they may also suffer from fetal growth retardation, placenta accreta, adhesions, placenta previa and other conditions.

Women should pay close attention to their body condition during pregnancy. If they experience lower abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, they should go to the hospital for examination in time, because such conditions may be threatened miscarriage caused by factors such as thin uterine wall. Therefore, after the examination and diagnosis of intrauterine adhesion, you can first go to the hospital for a physical examination and treatment, and then consider pregnancy after the symptoms are cured.

How to treat mild intrauterine adhesions

1. General treatment is to release psychological pressure under the guidance of a doctor, and carry out treatment in a good state. At the same time, you should also pay attention to diet and daily life, and do a good job of maintaining the uterus. This will also have a therapeutic effect on mild uterine adhesions. Usually, you should also pay attention to getting more rest, avoid too much life and stress, and also pay attention to improving your own resistance.

2. Hysteroscopic separation. Through hysteroscopy, the condition and location of female intrauterine adhesions can be clearly seen, and the flexibility of the adhesions can be grasped. Then hysteroscopic separation can be performed. The separation effect of mild intrauterine adhesions is also relatively ideal. However, after the operation, you should pay attention to rest more and do a good job of recovery.

3. Medication treatment: Mild intrauterine adhesions are largely caused by infection, so antibacterial and anti-inflammatory treatment is very important. However, this type of treatment only has a certain effect in preventing the condition from worsening, and is not very effective in completely eliminating intrauterine adhesions. This type of treatment is mainly suitable for women who do not have fertility requirements.