Adhesions in the inner wall of the uterus caused by various reasons can cause partial or complete closure of the uterine cavity, or adhesions in the internal cervical os, causing symptoms such as oligomenorrhea, amenorrhea, infertility, recurrent miscarriage and stillbirth, which are calleduterine Internal adhesions, also known as Asherman syndrome.
A large part of these reasons are caused by trauma. Uterine adhesions are also a major cause of infertility, which is related to the current abuse of painless artificial abortion. I once saw a report about a woman who had 12 abortions, which made people worried. Because there is no pain in painless abortion, some people do not exercise restraint and have multiple abortions, becoming frequent visitors to the hospital. If the artificial abortion is performed in some small clinics and the aseptic operation is not strict, it can easily cause infection and cause adhesions; or if the abortion is performed incompletely by an inexperienced doctor, there will be residual villi or placental fragments, and endometrial inflammation. As for adhesions, once the cervix is damaged, it is also prone to adhesions.
Adhesion of the internal cervical os and complete closure of the uterine cavity prevents sperm from completely entering the uterine cavity and ascending, and partial adhesion of the uterine cavity If the internal opening of the fallopian tube is blocked, sperm cannot enter the fallopian tube, which can cause infertility. Due to uterine cavity deformation, intrauterine fibrosis and other reasons, the pregnant egg may not be able to implant, or repeated miscarriages may occur, and infertility will inevitably become a consequence.
Women of childbearing age who are not ready to have a baby for the time being must do contraceptive work, and men should also use it as a practical manifestation of loving and caring for their wives. If an unexpected pregnancy occurs, you should go to a regular hospital as soon as possible and have an experienced doctor choose the appropriate method of terminating the pregnancy. If intrauterine adhesion does occur, don\’t have too much mental burden. Active treatment is the key. In addition to local medication, minimally invasive hysteroscopic surgery can be used. You can look directly at the adhesion site and accurately separate it with the help of a TV screen. The trauma is small and the recovery is quick. You can conceive under the guidance of a doctor after the operation, and the success rate of pregnancy can also be greatly improved. Improvement is a major measure to solve the problem of infertility.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”The Clear \”Conception\” Plan\” Author: Sun Jianqiu and Xie Yingbiao