Can intrauterine adhesions be cured with Chinese medicine?

With the rapid development of society, people are deeply troubled by various diseases while enjoying their lives. Any damage to the endometrium will cause uterine adhesions, which are extremely harmful to female friends. Can intrauterine adhesions be cured by traditional Chinese medicine? Intrauterine adhesions can be treated by intraperitoneal infusion of traditional Chinese medicine. Here is a detailed introduction.

Intrauterine adhesion (IUA) is one of the important causes of infertility. Because the lesion is located in the uterus, where the fetus implants and develops, even with in vitro fertilization, the success rate of pregnancy is extremely low, and even if pregnancy is achieved, miscarriage is very likely. Intrauterine adhesions are extremely harmful to the patient's health, especially for female patients who want to have children. Even with in vitro fertilization, the success rate is extremely low and basically hopeless. It causes great harm to the patient's body and mind.

Using traditional Chinese medicine theory for treatment, all patients who actively cooperated with the doctors and persisted in the treatment had their uterus restored to normal physiological function and were all cured. The pregnancy rate reached 42.6% within 2 months of stopping the medication. The remaining cured patients were not followed up. I deeply regret the patients who had to discontinue treatment midway.

Apply the TCM treatment principles of strengthening the body, eliminating evil, activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and treat each person based on their condition, providing holistic treatment. The cure rate of intrauterine adhesion treatment reached 57.4%, and the significant effective rate reached 21.3%, and it was effective in all patients. All patients who persisted in treatment recovered, although the length of time varied. No obvious sequelae were found. Traditional Chinese medicine has great potential in treating intrauterine adhesions, but the treatment time is relatively long, which is a direction for future improvement.

Any factor that causes endometrial destruction can cause uterine adhesions. About 91% of uterine adhesions are related to pregnancy and are common after artificial abortion or spontaneous abortion curettage. and postpartum hemorrhage after curettage. Because the pregnant uterine wall is relatively soft, it is difficult to control the depth during curettage, or the uterine cavity may be excessively scratched, the negative pressure may be too high during suction, and the time may be too long. The basal layer of the endometrium may be scraped off, resulting in postoperative intrauterine adhesions. The suction head and scraper repeatedly enter and exit the cervical os, and irregular dilation of the cervix can aggravate the injury and increase the chance of postoperative intrauterine adhesions. Intrauterine adhesions caused by non-pregnancy factors account for about 9%, such as endometrial tuberculosis, myomectomy, diagnostic curettage, etc.

There are many ways to treat intrauterine adhesions. Through the above introduction, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of whether traditional Chinese medicine can cure intrauterine adhesions. Although there are many ways to treat it, traditional Chinese medicine is still very effective in treating intrauterine adhesions. Combined with unique traditional Chinese medicine, it can treat intrauterine adhesions in time.