What to do if cervical adhesion occurs after abortion

It can be a very troublesome thing for some young couples or lovers around you to have an unexpected pregnancy or to have an unexpected pregnancy when they are not prepared with their own thoughts or behavioral habits. Of course, they may choose to abort the fetus through medical or surgical abortion. Although it is very bad for your health, here is some basic information on what to do if cervical adhesions occur after an abortion.

1. Is cervical adhesion serious after abortion?

Cervical adhesion is very harmful. If it is not treated in time, infertility may occur. For many women, cervical adhesion usually occurs after abortion. After abortion, due to various infections, improper postoperative care, and injuries during the operation, cervical adhesion may occur. Women should have a correct understanding of abortion and treat it seriously. Do not use it as a contraceptive measure, otherwise you will regret it. You should take contraceptive measures to prevent pregnancy again.

2. What to do if cervical adhesion occurs after abortion

The treatment for cervical adhesions is to first use a uterine probe to separate the adhesions between the cervix and the uterine cavity, and then insert an IUD to prevent them from adhering again. In addition, artificial cycle therapy can also solve this problem. Artificial cycle therapy can allow the patient's endometrium to proliferate and shed regularly, preventing cervical adhesions from occurring again. The treatment method of Chinese and Western medicine is to see the patient's adhesion condition and then use Chinese medicine plus infusion, using the conditioning function of Chinese medicine and the anti-inflammatory function of Western medicine. However, it takes a period of time and the cure rate is still good.

If intrauterine adhesion occurs after an abortion, the early symptoms are mainly oligomenorrhea or even amenorrhea. In this case, you must first do some routine gynecological examinations. If it is confirmed that there are such phenomena as cervical tenderness and uterine enlargement, an early pregnancy test or blood test is needed. Human chorionic gonadotropin must first rule out the problem of pregnancy. If it is finally determined that there is no pregnancy, then hysteroscopy and other examinations are needed. Generally, it can be determined whether it is intrauterine adhesion. If it is intrauterine adhesion, it is generally recommended to dilate the uterine cavity under the guidance of hysteroscopy or B-ultrasound and perform a cycle of treatment after the ring is inserted. Because this will affect the future reproductive function, treatment needs to be carried out as soon as possible. During this process, it is best not to have sex and pay attention to hygiene.