Symptoms of endometrial adhesions, 6 major symptoms to watch out for!

Endometrial adhesions are a pathological phenomenon in which the endometrium of the uterine cavity is damaged and forms partial or complete adhesions. Endometrial adhesions may cause female infertility. When symptoms of endometrial adhesions are found, timely treatment is necessary.

1. Menstrual disorders:

Some women may have less or more menstrual flow.

2. Cyclic abdominal pain:

Generally, about one month after artificial abortion or curettage, sudden spasmodic pain in the lower abdomen occurs. More than half of the patients with endometrial adhesions are accompanied by a feeling of anal distension. Some patients with endometrial adhesions have severe abdominal pain, restlessness, difficulty in movement, and even painful passing gas and defecation, and sometimes a feeling of urgency and heaviness in the abdomen. The pain usually lasts for 3 to 7 days before gradually subsiding and disappearing. About a month later, periodic abdominal pain occurs again and gradually worsens.

3. Tenderness in the lower abdomen:

During the gynecological examination, the patient's uterus is normal or slightly larger and relatively soft, but there is obvious tenderness.

4. Amenorrhea:

In patients with complete endometrial adhesion, amenorrhea may occur, which may last for a very long time, and treatment with estrogen and progesterone does not induce withdrawal bleeding.

5. Infertility, recurrent miscarriage, and premature birth:

Secondary infertility is prone to occur after endometrial adhesion, and even if pregnancy occurs, repeated miscarriage and premature birth are prone to occur. Due to endometrial adhesion, endometrial damage and reduced uterine volume, the normal implantation of the embryo is affected. And affect the fetus's survival in the uterine cavity to full term.

6. Uterine pain:

This situation is mostly because female friends do not control the best time for abortion, and the complications after abortion, such as severe uterine cavity infection, endometrial tuberculosis, cesarean section or myomectomy, can damage the endometrium and cause endometrial adhesion.