Pregnancy can stretch uterine adhesions

There are many types of gynecological diseases nowadays, and intrauterine adhesion is one of them, which may be relatively unfamiliar to everyone. Intrauterine adhesions are caused by the presence of inflammatory mediators inside the uterine cavity. Will pregnancy help in dealing with the adhesion condition? Today I will introduce the question of whether intrauterine adhesions can occur during pregnancy.

Can intrauterine adhesions be developed during pregnancy?

Intrauterine adhesions are a condition that will directly affect women's pregnancy. However, after pregnancy, the environment inside the uterine cavity will adapt to the implantation and growth of the test tube embryo, so there will be a certain expansion and growth. Therefore, during the expansion process inside the uterine cavity, the adhesion site will also have a certain degree of disintegration. Therefore, during pregnancy, the site of intrauterine adhesions can be effectively treated to some extent, but each person's situation is different, and it cannot be said that the treatment effect can be achieved 100%.

Injury caused by intrauterine adhesions

1. Regular lower abdominal distension and pain that affects normal daily life. Adhesions of the cervical canal or uterine os lead to poor menstrual drainage, which reflexively stimulates uterine contractions and causes lower abdominal distension and pain. Most of the cervical adhesions occur at the cervical outlet. The uterine wall undergoes regular changes, and the menstrual blood produced by the shedding of tissue cannot be discharged. It stays in the uterine cavity or flows back into the bilateral fallopian tubes and abdomen, causing regular abdominal pain.

2. Irregular menstruation affects appearance. When the cervix is ​​adhered, the inability of menstruation to flow out may cause decreased menstruation or amenorrhea. Abnormal menstruation may cause problems such as pigmentation and acne, affecting women's appearance.

3. Worry about married life. Due to the influence of physiological and psychological barriers such as pain and fear of pregnancy again, patients with intrauterine adhesions generally have fear of sex and daily life, leading to disharmony in couples' life.

4. Fertility problems. Intrauterine adhesions can cause infertility or habitual miscarriage. According to a survey, about 50% of patients with intrauterine adhesions have a history of secondary infertility or habitual abortion. It has also been reported that the diagnosis rate of intrauterine adhesions in infertile patients is 20%.

The above is some understanding and detailed introduction on whether intrauterine adhesions can be developed during pregnancy. I hope you can gain something after reading it. Intrauterine adhesion is a gynecological inflammation that is generally incurable without treatment. Therefore, people with this disease are best to recover before becoming pregnant. If you have a baby, you should seek the advice of a doctor to avoid harm to the baby.