What causes amenorrhea?

Abnormal amenorrhea is caused by many reasons. Some of them are caused by malnutrition, anemia and other diseases that have not been well treated. Some are caused by poor development of reproductive organs. In addition, there are some psychological factors, such as being in a state of tension and anxiety for a long time, being depressed, and being under too much pressure. If abnormal amenorrhea occurs, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis in time, find out the cause, and actively cooperate with the treatment. Be careful not to eat too spicy food, try to have a lighter taste, relax, and don't put too much pressure on yourself.

What are the symptoms of amenorrhea?

There will be flushing, fever, sweating all over the body, autonomic nervous system disorders, numbness of limbs, especially at night, abnormal cramps in the extremities, heaviness in the lower limbs, emotional instability, and temper. The blood color becomes lighter, pink, or even black, with small blood clots and fiber fragments. Before menopause, the menstrual cycle will be prolonged, with no menstruation for 2-3 months, and then return to normal after a few months. Some menstrual periods will become shorter, while others will be longer.

How to treat intrauterine adhesion amenorrhea

Scar tissue is removed. What is scar tissue? Scar tissue is generally some proliferative connective tissue, which is very hard and has a poor blood supply, so she will not have menstruation and the endometrium cannot grow on it. Therefore, the scar must be removed, and hysteroscopic electroresection is often used to remove the scar. However, when cutting, you must pay attention to protecting the remaining endometrial tissue, so when performing hysteroscopy, you must pay attention to the method of surgery to reduce damage. During the electroresection process, the hysteroscope will generate heat, and this heat will damage the endometrium, so try to be as fast and accurate as possible, cut off the scar as soon as possible, reduce the contact time between the electrode and the uterus, and protect the remaining endometrium. After the adhesion band is cut, the follow-up is the process of repairing the endometrium.

Endometrial repair is a complex or delicate process that cannot be controlled by human will. First of all, adhesion must be prevented. Any surgical wound, including the wound of the uterus after the scar is cut, is very easy to stick again, so adhesion will be prevented after surgery. Sometimes a balloon will be placed inside to support it so that it will not stick again, but the balloon cannot be placed for a long time, so it will be placed for a period of time, sometimes for 4-5 days, and sometimes for 1 week, and then it will be taken out and replaced with a sterilization ring. After the sterilization ring is inserted, it will take about 1 month to do an artificial cycle, that is, take estrogen and progesterone. After the artificial cycle treatment promotes endometrial growth, after about 1 month, the ring will be taken out after the menstruation is over, and a hysteroscopy will be used to check how it has repaired. There is also a new type of anti-adhesion material called sodium hyaluronate. It is cross-linked sodium hyaluronate, which changes the original liquid form of sodium hyaluronate. It is still a solid state, like jelly, and not easy to flow. If the adhesion of the uterine cavity is not very serious, the cross-linked sodium hyaluronate can be directly injected into the uterine cavity. It will stretch the front, back, left and right walls of the uterine cavity, so that they will not stick together and will not grow again. The absorption time of cross-linked sodium hyaluronate is 7-14 days, so about 7-10 days after surgery is the golden growth time of the endometrium, so at this time, we must actively prevent adhesions and actively promote the repair of the endometrium.

Generally speaking, we should pay attention to three factors: first, the scar should be removed; second, re-adhesion should be prevented; and third, the repair of the endometrium should be promoted. If these processes go smoothly, or the original adhesion is not very serious, the prognosis will be better.