What causes uterine adhesions?

Any factors that cause damage to the uterine wall can cause uterine adhesions. About 91% of uterine adhesions are related to pregnancy. They are more common after artificial abortion or miscarriage curettage, as well as after curettage for postpartum hemorrhage. Therefore, female friends must have a certain grasp of their physical recovery after surgery.

1. Endometritis: The clinical symptoms include excessive leucorrhea, non-menstrual bleeding in the uterus, lower back pain and abdominal distension. It often occurs during the menstrual period and is one of the causes of uterine infertility.

2. Uterine wall insufficiency: Uterine wall insufficiency can be divided into three main types: uterine wall atrophy, uterine wall abnormal hyperplasia and follicular endometrial insufficiency.

3. Uterine malformation: Whether uterine malformation affects pregnancy depends on the type and degree of the malformation. Most of these patients have no obvious active symptoms, but infertility is often caused by affecting embryo implantation. Even if you get pregnant, because the uterine cavity cannot expand rapidly, it is easy to have miscarriage and premature birth. This is also one of the six major causes of uterine infertility.

4. Uterine hypoplasia: Uterine hypoplasia is also known as immature uterus, which generally refers to the uterus being lower than normal after puberty. Simple microuterine uterus is not necessarily the immediate cause of infertility. If the uterus and ovaries are also underdeveloped, the hope of fertility is not great.

5. Uterine fibroids: The infertility rate caused by uterine fibroids is 30% to 40%. The level of infertility is related to the location, size, and number of uterine fibroids. Such as inflammation of the appendages.

6. Endometriosis: treated with corpus luteum copper and false pregnancy treatment. If conservative treatment does not improve significantly, from 6 to 12 months, conventional surgical treatment can be considered.

7. Intrauterine adhesions: Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis can be treated with anti-tuberculosis drugs. For the surgical treatment of traumatic intrauterine adhesions, a blunt curette or dilatation spoon can be used to dilate the uterine cavity adhesions, and the standard can be performed under hysteroscopy. The IUD is placed in the abdomen and antibiotics are used to prevent infection.