What are the hazards of curettage during menopause? This is already a well-known fact

When women reach menopause, their ovulation function becomes abnormal. Some patients also experience irregular vaginal bleeding and need to undergo a curettage. The surgery brings many harms to women and makes them more susceptible to pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical ulcers, endocrine disorders, uterine erosion and other diseases.

After women reach menopause, their ovarian function will degenerate, resulting in the production of immature follicles. As a result, the hormone levels in the female body will lose their normal cyclical changes and become disordered, leading to irregular vaginal bleeding. This is clinically called menopausal functional uterine bleeding. At this time, patients will choose curettage as a treatment method, but this treatment method is also very harmful to the body. So what are the dangers of curettage for menopausal functional uterine bleeding?
The harm of menopausal curettage is mainly reflected in the female uterine cavity and fertility. It is well known that curettage is harmful to the body. The injuries include damage to the endometrium, endocrine disorders, cervicitis, uterine erosion, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. If these gynecological diseases are not treated in time, they may become cancerous, and the patient's life may be lost.
1. Cervical or endometrial adhesion <br/>During the curettage operation, if the doctor's movements are too rough, it will cause injury to the cervix or endometrium, and bacteria may enter the cervix, causing inflammation. At this time, the cervix or endometrium is actually sticky, and women's menstruation will gradually become abnormal. In severe cases, it will lead to amenorrhea.
2. Pelvic inflammatory disease <br/>Frequent curettage is not a big deal for women who do not plan to have children. However, if a woman suffers from gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease due to curettage, it will trouble her for life. Even if she has been taking medication for treatment, it is difficult to completely cure it. Women who have had pelvic inflammatory disease in their lives may suffer from chronic pelvic inflammatory disease at any time if they have frequent sex, are tired, or are depressed.
There are still many dangers of menopausal functional bleeding curettage. When patients undergo curettage surgery, they must go to a regular large hospital and find an experienced gynecologist to perform the surgery. Otherwise, not only will the surgery fail to achieve the desired effect, but it will also cause some of the hazards mentioned above. Some gynecological diseases will accompany the patient throughout his life and will be very troublesome during treatment.