Can cervical adhesions be cured?

Cervical adhesion mainly refers to adhesion of the cervical canal. It is caused by mechanical damage to the mucosa or adhesions caused by other injuries. Severe cases may lead to occlusion or stenosis, affecting the patient's normal conception. Therefore, cervical adhesion will be more serious. Patients should also avoid certain problems in their lives to prevent the occurrence of cervical adhesion, because this disease is very difficult to treat.

Avoid crowds

Artificial abortion is one of the causes of cervical adhesion. Frequent artificial abortions will stimulate the cervix multiple times, causing the connective tissue to proliferate, become hard, reduce elasticity, and tighten the cervical opening, thereby aggravating cervical damage and adhesion. The interval between the last artificial abortion was short, and the cervical mucosa was not completely repaired and was damaged again, resulting in adhesion.

Avoid early sexual intercourse after abortion

Having sexual intercourse too early after abortion, especially for nulliparous women or unmarried pregnant women, and failing to take birth control measures in time. Lack of hygiene knowledge increases the chance of infection and leads to cervical adhesions.

Avoid artificial abortion if inflammation is not healed

Performing artificial abortion without curing acute or chronic genital inflammation, especially for those suffering from various vaginitis and severe cervical erosion, will aggravate or further spread the inflammation and cause cervical adhesion.

Pay attention to public health

Do not use the hotel's bathtub, wear long pajamas, put toilet paper on the toilet before using it, etc., and carry personal cleaning and care products with you.

Daily cleaning

Frequent use of vaginal cleansing solutions, disinfected sanitary pads, etc. can easily destroy the weakly acidic environment of the vagina, which can maintain its self-cleaning function. Therefore, if there is no infection, women should not use various douching fluids to avoid damaging the natural protective barrier of the vagina.