How to prevent uterine adhesions

In our lives, many women suffer from uterine adhesions. Uterine adhesions are actually a serious gynecological disease. Most of these diseases are caused by women having too many abortions in their lives. Some factors are congenital, but no matter which one, women with uterine adhesions are not recommended to have children. So how to prevent uterine adhesions?

Intrauterine adhesions are mainly caused by damage to the basal layer of the endometrium due to surgery or pathological changes. They occasionally occur after vacuum extraction or curettage. Endometrial tuberculosis, severe intrauterine infection, myomectomy or laparotomy can all damage the endometrium and cause intrauterine adhesions. treat:

1. Use a cervical dilator or probe to separate adhesions.

2. Separate adhesions under direct hysteroscopy.

3. After separation of adhesions, an IUD is placed in the uterine cavity for 3 to 6 months to prevent adhesions from occurring again.

4. Artificial cycle treatment can be given after surgery for 2-3 cycles.

1. Active contraception. Nowadays, uterine diseases are more common among women in their thirties and forties, especially among women who have not given birth, have chaotic sex lives, and have depressed temperaments.

2. Sexual desire should be controlled. Indulgent sexual life or having too many sexual partners can cause damage to the uterus. What's worse, unclean sexual intercourse allows pathogens to enter the vagina and then into the uterus, causing infection of the endometrium.

3. Pay attention to the need for good rest after delivery for uterine prolapse. If you do not rest properly, such as doing heavy work frequently, squatting for labor, which will lead to increased abdominal pressure, the uterus may shift downward.