Symptoms of uterine and intestinal adhesions

For female friends, gynecological diseases can be said to be a very annoying disease. Therefore, many women now pay great attention to the maintenance of their uterus. But sometimes you still suffer from symptoms of uterine and intestinal adhesions. In this case, patients need timely treatment to avoid affecting the health of the uterus. So, how to treat adhesions between the uterus and intestines? Let’s take a look below.

What are the treatments for intrauterine adhesions? The incidence of intrauterine adhesions is increasing year by year, and it is an important cause of infertility. Intrauterine adhesions make it difficult for sperm to combine with eggs, and the fertilized eggs cannot implant and develop, thus often causing infertility. Although some women can become pregnant, they also end up with repeated miscarriages. How does endometrial adhesion harm women? The uterus is a very important reproductive organ for female friends. However, due to the pressure brought by life and work or lack of attention to personal hygiene, it is easy to cause endometrial adhesions in women. This is also the cause of female infertility, and it brings great harm to the daily life of female friends. Generally, uterine adhesions in female friends can easily lead to infertility. Adhesions caused by secondary infection of the uterine cavity, uterine isthmus, and cervical canal due to trauma, clinically present with amenorrhea, oligomenorrhea and infertility, which is called uterine cavity adhesion syndrome. The etiology and pathology are normal. The anterior and posterior walls of the uterine cavity are in close contact, but because the endometrium is intact, adhesions are not easy to occur.

Intestinal adhesion is a common complication after abdominal surgery, with abdominal pain and bloating as the main clinical symptoms. The main cause is mechanical, chemical and bacterial stimulation of the peritoneum. How should intestinal adhesion be prevented? Patients with intestinal adhesion should protect themselves more in diet because their intestinal morphology and function are abnormal. Although the location and degree of adhesion are different, the symptoms are more or less, and the condition is mild or severe. Intestinal adhesion is a stubborn disease. Self-protection of patients with intestinal adhesion is to believe in and rely on themselves to play an important role in defeating the disease. It mainly includes two aspects: paying attention to dietary taboos and paying attention to treatment effects. In terms of diet, you should pay attention to: not eating hard food, sticky food, and fiber-rich food.

No matter what disease it is, it should not be underestimated for us humans. Sometimes, even a small part of the body being diseased can cause many other problems, some of which are so terrible that we can't even imagine them. Therefore, we must pay attention to our diet and exercise on a daily basis to ensure our future health.