What should I do if I have intrauterine calcification?

The uterus is an important part of a woman's body. It is not only the place where a new life is conceived, but also the source of aging for women. Therefore, every woman must protect her uterus. Having calcifications in the uterus sounds scary. Indeed, if you do not take it seriously and receive treatment, it is likely to cause lesions. However, some intrauterine calcifications can be slowly absorbed by the human body.

Endometrial calcification often occurs after the hyaline degeneration and necrosis of uterine fibroids. Due to the blood circulation disorder of fibroids, calcium salts are absorbed and deposited by its tissue components and other degenerated substances, forming "malnutrition calcification". In addition, many female friends do not have clean artificial abortions or medical abortions, or the residual substances after childbirth form calcium spots after necrosis. In addition, patients with a history of tuberculosis may also cause endometrial calcification and foreign bodies.

Endometrial calcification can only be diagnosed through hysteroscopy or pathological examination after curettage. If it is tuberculous endometritis, it may affect fertility, and the fallopian tubes may be blocked and cause infertility. If it is residual calcification, curettage or Chinese medicine treatment can be performed.

The above introduces to you what intrauterine calcification is and how to treat intrauterine calcification. As women, we must cherish our own bodies, keep ourselves clean, and not have promiscuous sex. If we really get pregnant and need an abortion, we must go to a regular hospital and do not take medicine indiscriminately. This will not only damage our uterus, but also our physical health.