Can B-ultrasound show cervical adhesions?

Cervical adhesion is a disease that occurs in the uterus. This disease may cause the male sperm to enter the female body and fail to combine with the egg normally, thus causing female infertility. This disease needs to attract people's attention because it will seriously affect the harmony of the couple's life. When women go to the hospital to check their uterus, they usually do a B-ultrasound examination. So can cervical adhesion be detected by B-ultrasound?

Can B-ultrasound show cervical adhesions?

If a woman has cervical adhesion disease, it will cause the sperm and egg to not meet and combine normally, which will affect the normal pregnancy of a baby. Therefore, this disease should be taken seriously. So, how do you detect cervical adhesions? You can do it through the following specific examination items.

1. Ultrasound examination

During ultrasound examination, if the examination results show uneven echo of the edge of the endometrium, the possibility of cervical adhesion is very high.

2. Hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy can provide a comprehensive understanding of the specific conditions of the uterine cavity, including whether there are adhesions of the cervix, and determine the location, size, area, and degree of adhesion. Currently, hysteroscopy is the gold standard method for diagnosing uterine adhesions. However, this examination is more complicated and the cost is relatively high.

Symptoms of cervical adhesions

1. Cause abdominal pain

Cervical adhesions prevent menstrual blood from being discharged normally, and it often stays in the uterine cavity or in the fallopian tube or abdominal cavity, causing abdominal pain.

2. Abnormal menstruation

Cervical adhesions can cause menstrual abnormalities, such as oligomenorrhea, irregular menstrual cycles, and even amenorrhea. This is because when the cervix is ​​adhered, menstrual blood cannot flow out normally, and irregular menstruation can also cause the formation of pigmentation and acne.

3. Impact on fertility

Cervical adhesions often lead to pregnancy failure in women, including symptoms such as early and mid-term miscarriage, premature birth, ectopic pregnancy, and intrauterine fetal death. Female infertility is the most obvious symptom of cervical adhesion.