What to do if you have endometrial adhesions?

Every woman wants to be a mother. However, with the development of the times, more and more women suffer from infertility due to various reasons. Usually the most common symptom of infertility is endometrial adhesion. It is caused by the damage of the mucous membrane in the cervical canal, which leads to connection together, causing cervical stenosis or occlusion, and causing infertility. So what should you do if you have endometrial adhesion?

1. Causes

Intrauterine adhesion syndrome refers to adhesions of the uterine wall, which cause complete or partial occlusion of the uterine cavity, leading to a series of symptoms. Patients with intrauterine adhesion syndrome generally have a history of uterine cavity operations, such as artificial abortion, curettage, myomectomy, and even after full-term delivery or mid-term induced labor. It is more common after artificial abortion and repeated curettage. Due to excessive trauma to the endometrium and myometrium, especially in the case of concurrent infection, adhesions occur in the uterine cavity or cervical canal.

2. Endometrial adhesions usually have the following manifestations:

1. Amenorrhea:

Women with endometrial adhesions will experience amenorrhea if the condition is severe and complete adhesion occurs. If it is only partial adhesion, it will affect the amount of menstruation for women. Partial endometrial adhesion will manifest as infrequent menstruation.

2. Cyclic abdominal pain:

Women with endometrial adhesions usually experience sudden lower abdominal pain, and many patients also have a feeling of anal distension. Female patients will feel severe abdominal pain, which can make them restless and have difficulty moving. In severe cases, even passing gas and defecation are very difficult.

3. Infertility, recurrent miscarriage, and premature birth:

After endometrial adhesion, secondary infertility is very likely to occur, which is very serious for women who want to have children. In this case, even if a woman becomes pregnant, she may experience recurrent miscarriages or premature births.

3. Treatment methods:

The most effective method for treating endometrial adhesions is minimally invasive surgery. Under direct laparoscopic vision, the specific location and range of endometrial adhesions can be clearly observed. Doctors can give corresponding treatments and separate adhesions according to different lesions. In addition, it can also be treated under laparoscopy, with laparoscopic diagnosis and treatment performed simultaneously to reduce pain for patients.