Benefits of intrauterine instillation on the endometrium

Intrauterine perfusion is mostly used in clinical medicine for endometrial inflammation. In this way, the antibiotics after injection act directly on the uterine wall and have a good anti-infection effect in clinical medicine. If it is endometrial inflammation, through intravenous or oral medication, the drug's effectiveness will be relatively reduced when it reaches the uterine wall through the blood circulation system. The method of intrauterine perfusion will shorten the treatment process, improve the efficacy, and reduce the side effects of antibiotics. During the medication period, you must keep your vulva clean and definitely not have sex.

Intrauterine perfusion can promote the proliferation of the uterine wall and is more conducive to embryo implantation. The time of intrauterine perfusion usually starts after the menstrual period is over, in line with the woman's menstrual cycle, when the uterine wall begins to proliferate. Intrauterine perfusion is mainly aimed at women with poor endometrial hyperplasia. Depending on the physical condition of the woman, the drugs introduced into the uterine cavity will also be different. The purpose is to promote the proliferation of the uterine wall, make the uterine wall more conducive to embryo implantation, and increase the probability of pregnancy.

Intrauterine perfusion has no significant reproductive effect on the normally developing uterine wall. Intrauterine infusion treatment generally takes 2-3 cycles. During the injection process, sexual intercourse should be avoided and women should keep the perineum clean. It is normal to have uterine bleeding after intrauterine perfusion. If the bleeding is heavy, you can consult a doctor.

Intrauterine perfusion is a procedure in which a transplant tube is passed through the vagina to the cervical opening, and then the medicine is slowly delivered into the uterine cavity after passing through the internal cervical opening. According to the patient's specific condition, different drugs are infused into the uterine cavity to promote the reproduction of the endometrium, improve the receptivity of the uterine wall, and increase the implantation rate of test tube embryos. Intrauterine infusion is usually carried out after the menstrual period is over, but according to early clinical research, we have found that different drugs take different times to achieve the best effect, so it is necessary to develop a customized treatment plan based on the patient's own condition.