Probability of recurrence of intrauterine adhesions

Women's uterine cavity may encounter various problems in the process of growth and development. In fact, it is basically recognized that many people are more concerned about women's uterine cavity problems. Intrauterine adhesions are definitely the most important in the current gynecological minimally invasive surgery. If there is a situation like intrauterine adhesions, then everyone can definitely consider the re-adhesion rate after separation of intrauterine adhesions. After all, it is a very important thing. Once this situation occurs, we'd better be able to grasp it comprehensively. Only in this way can we grasp the best treatment method and have a higher re-adhesion rate after separation of intrauterine adhesions.

Surgery was not successful

If intrauterine adhesions occur again after surgery, then it is directly related to the surgery. It may be that we did not do the surgery well when we chose it. Nowadays, Chinese hospitals basically recommend that women do it after pregnancy when choosing this surgery. Because if women can successfully become pregnant within half a year, the impact of intrauterine adhesions on women will not be very great. After all, the incidence of this disease is still very high.

Surgery causes large incisions

In some cases of intrauterine adhesion, the patient's original symptoms may be relatively serious, resulting in a relatively large side of the entire surgery. In this case, it will also cause relatively serious intrauterine adhesion. To give a simple example, their intrauterine adhesion is actually still serious on the surface. During the first surgery, it was not completely cured at all. Then the entire uterus is a very large vessel. Although it is in a closed state, the surgical incision is still tightly attached, which will cause the second intrauterine adhesion.

No follow-up medical treatment

If intrauterine adhesion occurs, the probability of it occurring again after surgery is basically relatively small. However, it is possible that the subsequent treatment was not followed up, resulting in intrauterine adhesion. If it is not promptly monitored, women will not pay attention to their bodies at all after the surgery, which will cause harm to themselves and cause adhesions in the entire uterine cavity. This is definitely a more important thing for women, and it is recommended that everyone should prevent it in advance.