Can the three-line sign rule out intrauterine adhesions?

The three-line sign generally refers to the three-line sign of the endometrium. The three-line sign of the endometrium generally cannot rule out intrauterine adhesions.

The endometrial triple-line sign is mainly a manifestation during ultrasound examination, usually in different periods of the menstrual cycle. Intrauterine adhesion is mainly caused by damage to the endometrium, resulting in partial and complete occlusion of the uterine cavity. Patients with intrauterine adhesion may show decreased menstrual volume, sometimes accompanied by symptoms of amenorrhea. However, intrauterine adhesion cannot be ruled out by the endometrial triple-line sign. Once intrauterine adhesion occurs, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a confirmed diagnosis through hysteroscopy. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can use enteric-coated aspirin tablets, indomethacin granules, acetaminophen tablets and other drugs for treatment. If the symptoms are severe, it is recommended to be treated by hysteroscopic surgery.

During the treatment, you need to pay attention to your own care to avoid symptoms of infection. If the intrauterine adhesion is serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital for diagnosis and take treatment measures.