The best time for surgery for intrauterine adhesions

Intrauterine adhesion is a serious disease for women. At present, this disease can be treated by laparoscopy, and in simple terms, it can be treated painlessly by anesthesia. However, many women are not very familiar with the time of surgery. In addition, the time of this operation will not be long. Generally speaking, it is enough to separate the adhesions in the uterine cavity. Reliable treatment is generally through antiviral drug treatment after surgery, or the placement of an IUD can prevent the recurrence of uterine adhesions. Under normal circumstances, the use of hysteroscopy in clinical medicine, especially for some difficult gynecological diseases such as intrauterine adhesions, can be treated in an intuitive, simple and safe manner. This test can not only determine the degree and type of adhesion, but also the toughness of the adhesion.

Intrauterine adhesion is actually not a disease that develops quickly. It usually takes a long time for the disease to develop. The clinical symptoms of the disease are decreased menstruation or amenorrhea. Generally speaking, pregnant women with a history of curettage, especially a history of infection after curettage, and sudden decreased menstruation for unknown reasons, or even amenorrhea, should consider the possibility of cervical adhesion. In general, clinical diagnosis can be confirmed through B-ultrasound or hysteroscopy combined with the symptoms themselves, and the time of surgery can be determined according to the specific circumstances of the disease.

The adhesions formed at this stage will affect the menstrual period during pregnancy. The best time for surgery for intrauterine adhesions is generally when the adhesions are not serious, that is, in the early stages of the disease. Once widespread adhesions occur, it is likely to be difficult to separate from the surrounding tissues, which will cause difficulties in surgery in many cases. Postoperative complications may also occur. Therefore, mastering the operation time and grasping the best time for surgery require professional hospitals to perform, and surgical separation and improvement are needed in daily life, and regular attention should be paid to hygiene. Artificial conception is not possible with intrauterine adhesions, so fallopian tube dredging and intrauterine adhesion lysis are performed. This operation is minimally invasive, painless, has no effect on fertility, and has a high success rate. Cervical adhesions indicate that the cervix is ​​blocked, which makes pregnancy impossible, so surgery should be performed to separate it as soon as possible.

For the surgical treatment of intrauterine adhesions, the best time for surgery varies from person to person. If the patient suffers from other diseases, it will seriously affect the patient's surgical success rate. At this time, it is necessary to stabilize the condition first. After the patient's physical indicators are normal, hysteroscopic technology can be used. The application of hysteroscopy in clinical medicine can help some difficult gynecological diseases to be treated in an intuitive, simple and safe manner. Hysteroscopic treatment of intrauterine adhesions can not only determine the degree and type of adhesions, but also determine the toughness of adhesions. Patients should have a good lifestyle on a daily basis, pay more attention to their diet, it is very important to master the treatment principles, and eat less cold and greasy foods in daily life.