Why do you get intrauterine adhesions?

Intrauterine adhesions are intrauterine pregnancy or other factors caused by damage to the basal layer of the endometrium part or all of the adhesion endometrium fibrosis, and thus lead to abnormal menstruation infertility or repeated abortion, etc., its main cause is the first, pregnancy uterine injury including abortion, postpartum hemorrhage, placenta residue, cesarean section and gestational trophoblastic disease. Second, non-pregnant uterine injuries, such as diagnostic curettage, myomectomy, cervical biopsy, or hysteroscopy, can also cause uterine adhesions. Third, infections are more common in endometrial tuberculosis. Chronic or subacute endometriosis can also cause uterine adhesions. Fourth, other abnormalities associated with the development of the Mullerian canal, especially the uterine mediastinum. Fifth, genetic factors, the disease and genetic factors, intrauterine adhesions without typical symptoms, can be manifested as less menstrual flow, dysmenorrhea or even menstrual cessation, some patients can be infertile or repeated abortion.