What to do if the menstrual volume is small after intrauterine adhesion surgery

Small menstrual volume after intrauterine adhesion surgery may be caused by infection, endometrial damage and other reasons. It can be treated with medication, surgery, and other treatments, as follows:

1. Drug treatment: If you do not pay attention to the care after the operation of intrauterine adhesion, it may cause infection and inflammation, so the menstrual volume is relatively small. Under the guidance of the doctor, you can give antibiotics such as cefaclor tablets, amoxicillin clavulanate potassium tablets, cefixime tablets and other anti-infection treatments, and combine with estrogen, such as estradiol valerate tablets, estradiol benzoate tablets and other drugs to stimulate endometrial growth and prevent adhesion again.

2. Surgical treatment: After surgery for intrauterine adhesion, re-adhesion may occur, which may lead to scanty menstruation or even amenorrhea. The uterine cavity can be separated again under hysteroscopy, which is also a commonly used clinical treatment method for intrauterine adhesion.

3. Other treatments: After surgery for intrauterine adhesions, you can also place an IUD in the uterine cavity or use a uterine dilator to dilate the uterus to prevent recurrence of intrauterine adhesions.

If the menstrual volume is small after surgery for intrauterine adhesions, it is recommended to seek medical attention and follow the doctor's advice to avoid delaying the disease.