How to self-check uterine cavity adhesion? First look at the high-risk groups

When checking for uterine adhesions, the first thing to do is to see if the patient is in a high-risk group. Some women who have undergone artificial abortions or curettage have a high-risk period of 1 to 2 months. Also, if you have reached your menstrual period but have not had menstrual bleeding, you should also conduct further examinations. At this time, women generally experience dysmenorrhea, but do not have menstruation.

Gynecological diseases have a great impact on women and affect women's bodies all the time. Among them, uterine adhesion is one of the dangerous diseases. This disease needs to be discovered as early as possible and the sooner the treatment is, the better, so that uterine adhesion can be cured. So, how to self-check uterine cavity adhesion?
When checking for cervical adhesions, we must first determine whether the patient is a high-risk group. Generally speaking, patients who have undergone artificial abortions or curettage operations are at high risk of the disease within 1 to 2 months. Therefore, these patients should pay special attention to changes in their bodies during this high-incidence period, especially changes during menstruation.
If a woman unfortunately suffers from cervical adhesion, she will experience dysmenorrhea. This is because menstrual blood cannot be discharged smoothly during menstruation and accumulates in the lower abdomen, which will cause abdominal pain. If there was no menstrual pain before, but after cervical surgery, there is menstrual pain again, it is highly suspected that cervical adhesion has occurred. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination, which can clearly tell whether the woman has cervical adhesion.
Even some women who have no menstrual bleeding during their menstrual period but have abdominal pain also need to be checked. This is probably because the degree of cervical adhesion is more serious. It should be noted that cervical adhesion can cause menstrual pain, but it will not cause irregular menstruation. If there are also reasons for irregular menstruation, further examination is needed to see if endocrine and other reasons are causing the abnormal menstruation.
The above is a simple introduction to how to check for cervical adhesions. I hope it can help relevant patients. Women should pay attention to hygiene, especially the cleaning of the private parts, to prevent bacterial infection. However, they should not often use medicine to wash the vagina, as this will destroy the beneficial bacteria in the vagina and provide a more favorable environment for the development of harmful bacteria.