What are the symptoms of intrauterine adhesions?

Intrauterine adhesion is a common gynecological disease. It is closely related to pregnancy. Women are especially prone to intrauterine adhesion after a miscarriage or abortion. There are also some other reasons that can cause intrauterine adhesion, such as endometrial tuberculosis. Women with intrauterine adhesions will experience abnormal menstruation, reduced menstruation or even amenorrhea, and lower abdominal pain.

Clinical manifestations of intrauterine adhesions:

Clinical symptoms of intrauterine adhesions: abnormal menstruation: abnormal menstruation is mainly manifested as decreased menstruation or amenorrhea after curettage.

Abdominal pain is a clinical symptom of intrauterine adhesions: some patients may also experience periodic lower abdominal pain, which may be related to adhesions of the cervical canal or the internal os of the uterus, poor drainage of menstrual blood, and reflex stimulation of uterine contractions, leading to lower abdominal pain.

The clinical symptoms of intrauterine adhesions include reproductive dysfunction: mainly manifested as infertility or habitual abortion. According to statistics, about 50% of patients with intrauterine adhesions have a history of secondary infertility or habitual abortion. It has also been reported that the detection rate of intrauterine adhesions in infertile patients is 20%.

The clinical symptoms of intrauterine adhesions include pain upon slight pressure on the uterus. For other intrauterine adhesions without blood accumulation in the uterus, there are usually no abnormal signs during physical examination. However, if there is hematogenous uterus, physical examination may reveal that the uterus is enlarged and full, with mild tenderness, and sometimes cervical lifting pain. Ultrasound examination showed that the endometrial lines in the uterine cavity were interrupted, the endometrium was thin, and there might be liquid dark areas in the uterine cavity.

Treatment:

1. General treatment: Relieve patients' mental concerns, enhance their confidence in treatment, increase nutrition, exercise, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and improve the body's resistance.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine therapy: Aiming at the characteristics of intrauterine adhesions, we use high-tech, apply the dialectical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, and combine it with unique Chinese medicine prescriptions to promote the absorption and disappearance of inflammation. Its clinical effect is significant.

3. Conservative treatment:

In response to the symptoms of intrauterine adhesions, traditional Chinese medicine has introduced conservative treatment, using Yang's Qulian prescription for conditioning and treatment.

Indications: Intrauterine adhesions

Ingredients: Myrrh, Aconiti Lateralis Preparata, Leonurus japonicus, Ligusticum chuanxiong and other authentic Miao and Jiang medicinal materials.

Usage: Place the pieces of the prescription in a casserole, add 1000-1200 ml of water, soak for 5 minutes, then boil over high heat until the water boils, then boil over low heat for 30 minutes before serving. Take one dose daily, divided into three times, one bowl each time.

4. Hysteroscopic therapy: The application of hysteroscopy in clinical practice can solve some difficult gynecological diseases intuitively, simply and safely. It can not only determine the degree and type of adhesion, but also the toughness of the adhesion. Membranous adhesions and fibromuscular adhesions can be separated under hysteroscopy or removed with surgical scissors; while dense connective tissue-like adhesions require electroresection under B-ultrasound monitoring, and an intrauterine contraceptive device is placed after the operation to prevent re-adhesion, and continuous estrogen and progesterone are given to promote endometrial growth. It helps patients to resume menstruation and some of them can become pregnant again.

Note: Women with intrauterine adhesions must seek timely treatment. If the situation is serious, surgery can be performed. Pay attention to care after the operation, pay attention to urination, and take good care of your diet. Eat more nutritious foods and less irritating foods.