What to do with pelvic adhesions? Treatment through hysteroscopy

Pelvic adhesions can be treated with hysteroscopy, which is much safer and more effective than dilator therapy. After pelvic adhesion surgery, you should pay attention to your diet and lifestyle. Pelvic adhesions are very harmful to the body, so the sooner you treat it, the better.

Pelvic adhesion is a very serious problem and is a gynecological disease. Although science is relatively advanced now, there is still no drug that can cure pelvic adhesions. It can only relieve the symptoms, unless surgery is performed. In fact, surgery is quite mature and will not cause much harm to the body. So what should we do about pelvic adhesions?
1. What to do with pelvic adhesions
1. Dilation with a dilator rod <br/>Dilation with a dilator rod can be used to treat pelvic adhesions. After dilation, an IUD is placed in the woman's uterus. However, this method has disadvantages. It is relatively blind, cannot restore the original uterine shape, and has a high probability of recurrence.
2. Hysteroscopic therapy <br/>Hysteroscopy is widely used in clinical practice, and many difficult gynecological diseases can be solved in an efficient way. Hysteroscopy can clearly determine the degree and type of adhesions, as well as the toughness of adhesions. Membranous and fibromuscular adhesions can be separated by hysteroscopy or removed by surgery.
2. Precautions for pelvic adhesions
1. Pay attention to your diet <br/>Eat some easily digestible foods, such as red beans, mung beans, etc. It is best to eat foods that have the effect of promoting blood circulation and regulating qi. Do not eat raw or cold foods or fruits, spicy and greasy foods, and do not eat greasy foods such as snails and crabs.
2. Exercise moderately <br/>Pelvic adhesion is closely related to surgery on adjacent organs, such as appendectomy and ovarian surgery. If there is no regular anti-inflammatory treatment, pelvic adhesion is likely to occur. Therefore, after these surgeries, it is best for patients to get out of bed and move around.
3. The hazards of pelvic adhesions
1. Induce neurasthenia <br/>The symptoms of pelvic adhesion are mostly not obvious, sometimes with low fever and fatigue. The course of the disease is long, and some patients begin to experience symptoms of neurasthenia.
2. Induce inflammation <br/>Pelvic adhesions can cause women to have menstrual disorders or amenorrhea, back pain, no signs of ovulation, etc. Pelvic adhesions involve the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries, which are important reproductive systems. Once there are signs of inflammation and infection, secretions will increase significantly, which can kill sperm or affect sperm vitality, making it impossible for eggs and sperm to combine, so women's pregnancy will be negatively affected.