How to deal with intrauterine adhesions during pregnancy? Analyze according to the specific situation

Pregnant women cannot deal with intrauterine adhesions during pregnancy. However, it depends on the specific situation. If the intrauterine adhesions are mild, then there is no effect on the body. However, if they are severe, the embryo will stop developing, or even the fetus will miscarry. Then surgery is required for separation.

Intrauterine adhesions occur only in the uterus. Because of pregnancy or other factors, the base of the endometrium is damaged, causing part of the uterine cavity to fibrosis and form adhesions. This situation has a great impact on women's bodies. It may cause abnormal menstruation or even recurrent miscarriages. So how should intrauterine adhesions be treated during pregnancy?
1. Surgical treatment <br/>Currently, using hysteroscopy to treat intrauterine adhesions is a common method. For those with mild symptoms during pregnancy, hysteroscopic blunt separation can be used to help deal with it. However, for severely aged patients, wounds or even bleeding may occur easily, and some surgical complications may also occur, such as shock and death, so curettage must be performed under laparoscopy when necessary.
2. Laparotomy <br/>Currently, laparotomy is rarely used clinically because it has a great impact on one's body. It can only be performed when it is difficult to operate under hysteroscopy. If you are pregnant, pregnant women with a history of intrauterine adhesions must strengthen their physical condition monitoring. Observe whether the fetus can grow normally at any time. Pay more attention to B-ultrasound examinations, progesterone values, etc. If you feel that the fetus is at risk of miscarriage, you can take some drugs to protect the pregnancy.
3. Daily care measures <br/>In daily care, you must keep the room quiet, open the windows for ventilation, and prevent air pollution. In addition, you must maintain a happy mood and sufficient sleep time, and do appropriate activities to prevent wound infection. If you find vaginal bleeding or swelling in the lower abdomen, you must go to the hospital in time. Whether it is surgery or other methods, follow the doctor's advice for review and treatment.
The above is the method we introduced to you on how to deal with intrauterine adhesions. It can be treated through surgery and daily care. For pregnant women, if the symptoms of intrauterine adhesions are not very serious, then you must strengthen monitoring and pay attention to a light diet. If you find any abnormalities, you must go to the hospital in time.