Will women with intrauterine adhesions have menstruation?

Patients with cervical adhesion will have menstruation, but some patients have their menstruation affected by cervical adhesion, resulting in oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea, so they should receive scientific treatment and solutions based on their own conditions.

Intrauterine adhesions may lead to amenorrhea. Intrauterine adhesions are common in artificial abortion, or curettage, and the main manifestations are:

1. Amenorrhea or oligomenorrhea (amenorrhea means that menstruation has not come for more than 6 months) is generally common in patients with complete uterine adhesions. You are likely to have uterine amenorrhea (amenorrhea is divided into many types, in addition to uterine amenorrhea, there is also endocrine amenorrhea). Uterine amenorrhea is treated with estrogen and progesterone without causing withdrawal bleeding. The fact that you did not have menstruation after using progesterone shows this point.

2. In addition, do you have periodic abdominal pain?

3. Cervical adhesion must be treated actively , otherwise it will lead to infertility in the future, or repeated miscarriage, premature birth, and secondary infertility is prone to occur after uterine adhesion.

4. Specific treatment : According to your situation, if it is complete adhesion, surgery is required. There are two types of surgical analysis of adhesion: 1. Probe separation. 2. Hysteroscopic separation of adhesion.