Uterine resting chamber

The importance of the uterus is well known to most women. Because the uterus bears important physiological responsibilities, its physiological structure is also relatively unique. However, the unique physiological structure can easily lead to physiological changes in the uterus, such as uterine diverticulum. So what does uterine diverticulum mean?

Simply put, uterine diverticulum is a small partition in the uterus. This small structure will affect women's creation, and the patient will continue to have symptoms of menstrual irregularities after menstruation.

Most patients with uterine diverticulum are caused by poor maintenance after uterine surgery, such as cesarean section. Uterine diverticulum is not easy to heal on its own after it occurs, and it needs to go to the hospital for corresponding surgical treatment to cure the disease.

The most common surgical treatment for uterine diverticulum is hysteroscopic surgery. Hysteroscopic surgery can remove part of the patient's uterine chamber to improve the patient's uterine environment. If the patient's condition is serious and he or she wants to get pregnant, he or she may need to undergo uterine diverticulum repair surgery.

Uterine diverticulum is like a small puddle in the uterus, which can easily cause water accumulation. For example, when a woman has her period, if she does not have a uterine diverticulum, the menstrual period can flow out very smoothly. However, with this disease, part of the menstrual period will be accumulated in the "puddle", causing the patient to bleed poorly and have delayed menstruation, which will eventually lead to a delay in the menstrual cycle. Uterine diverticulum will seriously affect the patient's sexual life, and the patient is prone to bleeding during sexual intercourse.

Therefore, after surgery related to the uterus, it is very important to recover well. Women must protect their uterus after surgery to prevent the formation of uterine diverticulum.

The influence of uterine rest room on production

Uterine rest room also has certain adverse effects on pregnant women's delivery. If a uterine cyst is found, cystectomy should be performed immediately, and the time should be within one month before the pregnant woman gives birth. If the pregnant woman gives birth soon after the excision, the newly healed wound will produce slight bleeding due to the dilation of the cervical opening. If the excision time is long and the wound is well healed, bleeding will not occur easily. If the excision is clean, it will not affect pregnancy.