Intrauterine adhesions after abortion

The occurrence of intrauterine adhesions after abortion may be related to endometrial damage, postoperative infection, poor individual repair ability and other reasons.

1. Endometrial

damage caused by surgery during the operation of the endometrium, especially excessive curettage may lead to damage to the endometrial basal layer. This is like the loss of fertile soil on the land, and it is difficult to grow normal vegetation.

2. Post-operative infection

If infection occurs after surgery, inflammation will further affect the repair and healing of the endometrium and increase the risk of adhesions.

3. Poor individual repair ability

Some people's endometrium self-repair ability is weak, and adhesion problems are more likely to occur after abortion.

For intrauterine adhesions after abortion, early diagnosis and timely treatment are crucial. Common diagnostic methods include ultrasound, hysteroscopy, etc. once diagnosed, appropriate treatment options should be selected according to the degree of adhesion and the specific conditions of the patient, such as hysteroscopic adhesiolysis. At the same time, comprehensive management is required after surgery, including prevention of infection and promotion of endometrial repair, to reduce the risk of adhesion recurrence. Women should follow the doctor's advice to do a good job of nursing after abortion, regular review, if there are abnormal symptoms should seek medical attention in time, so as to early detection and treatment of possible uterine adhesions.