What are the symptoms of uterine adhesion after abortion? Two tests should be done after abortion to rule out uterine adhesion

Abortion is a relatively common surgery, but it is not that simple. After the abortion, it will cause damage to the uterus. This damage may be the first time or many times. Therefore, abortion is like giving birth to a child. The body may experience many symptoms. Patients should also know how to prevent uterine adhesions after abortion. If these symptoms occur, they should be highly vigilant.

symptom

1. Lower abdominal pain: If the patient's condition continues to worsen, abdominal pain will occur, and some may even have sleepless nights, which has a great impact on women's lives and work. Generally, about one month after artificial abortion or curettage, sudden lower abdominal spasmodic pain occurs. Some patients have severe abdominal pain, restlessness, difficulty in movement, and even painful gas and defecation.

2. Abnormal menstruation: Patients with complete cervical adhesion may experience amenorrhea, while patients with partial cervical adhesion or partial endometrial destruction may experience scanty menstruation but normal menstrual cycle. If it is caused by cervicitis or other inflammation, it will lead to amenorrhea, and some patients may experience irregular menstruation, prolonged menstruation, dark menstrual blood, and other abnormal phenomena.

3. Pregnancy abnormalities: Patients are prone to pregnancy failure, including early and mid-term miscarriage, premature birth, ectopic pregnancy, overdue miscarriage, intrauterine fetal death, etc. Infertility is the main symptom of this disease, which often leads to blockage of the fallopian tubes in women, resulting in the inability of the fertilized egg to implant normally, and ultimately leading to infertility.

examine

1. When exploring the uterine cavity, the patient feels that it is narrow or cannot be explored.

2. Uterine iodized oil contrast examination shows that the uterine cavity is only partially filled or not filled at all.

measure

1. Use a cervical dilator or probe to separate adhesions.

2. Separate adhesions under direct hysteroscopy.

3. After separation of adhesions, an IUD is placed in the uterine cavity for 3 to 6 months to prevent adhesions from occurring again.

4. Artificial cycle treatment can be given after surgery for 2-3 cycles.