The dangers of untreated uterine adhesions

In our lives, the female uterus is particularly important to women, because the female uterus can give birth to new life. If there is something wrong with the female uterus, the woman will lose the right to be a mother, so many women will protect their uterus. However, some patients will have uterine adhesions. So what are the dangers of not treating uterine adhesions?

1. Complications. Intrauterine adhesions are often complicated by fallopian tube blockage and fallopian tube adhesions, resulting in fallopian tube obstruction or obstruction, which prevents the sperm and egg from combining normally and smoothly, leading to infertility.

2. It is not conducive to sperm survival. The scarring of uterine wall tissue and uterine cavity closure caused by intrauterine adhesions destroy the integrity of the endometrial layer, leading to physiological dysfunction and disorder of the endometrium, which is very unfavorable for sperm storage, survival and capacitation, thus leading to infertility and miscarriage.

4. Amenorrhea. For those with complete uterine adhesion, amenorrhea may occur in mild cases. The duration of amenorrhea may not be long, and estrogen and progesterone can be used to treat it without causing withdrawal bleeding. Patients with partial adhesions in the uterine cavity and partial destruction of the endometrium will experience scanty menstruation but irregular menstrual cycles.

5. Periodic abdominal pain. Generally, sudden spasmodic pain in the lower abdomen will occur during artificial abortion and about one month after curettage. More than half of them are accompanied by a feeling of anal distension. Some patients have severe abdominal pain, restlessness, difficulty moving, and even passing gas and defecation are very painful.

In general, medication, physical therapy, hysteroscopic surgery and other treatment methods can be used to treat different degrees of intrauterine adhesions. If hysteroscopic laparoscopy or angiography is used to separate adhesions in the pelvic cavity, it is a very effective method to restore the function of the fallopian tubes. The surgical wound is small and the recovery is quick. Pregnancy is possible after hysteroscopic separation treatment.

The main causes of uterine adhesions are damage to the uterus caused by artificial abortion or induced labor, inflammation caused by gynecological surgery and other human factors. In order to prevent the occurrence of uterine adhesions, it is very necessary to check the uterus regularly. Problems can be discovered early, and appropriate methods can be selected in time for treatment to reduce damage to women's bodies and fertility.