What are the consequences of not treating intrauterine adhesions? What are the hazards of intrauterine adhesions?

There are many common gynecological diseases in our lives, and intrauterine adhesion is one of them. Now many female friends have intrauterine adhesions, but they do not receive timely treatment. This is mainly because everyone does not have a correct understanding of intrauterine adhesions, and does not know the consequences of not treating intrauterine adhesions. So what are the consequences of not treating intrauterine adhesions?

If you suffer from intrauterine adhesion disease, you must get timely treatment. If you don't treat it, it may cause complications, often combined with fallopian tube blockage or fallopian tube adhesion. As a result, the fallopian tube is blocked or not smooth, so that the male sperm and the female egg cannot combine normally and smoothly. It causes infertility.

Of course, it is not conducive to the survival of sperm, because intrauterine adhesions cause scarring of the uterine wall tissue and uterine cavity closure, which destroys the integrity of the endometrial layer. It causes physiological dysfunction and disorder of the endometrium, which is very unfavorable for sperm storage. Of course, it is not conducive to the survival and capacitation of sperm, thus causing infertility and miscarriage. It may also cause infertility and repeated miscarriage and premature birth. After intrauterine adhesions, secondary infertility is likely to occur. Even after pregnancy, it is very easy to have recurrent miscarriage or premature birth. Because of intrauterine adhesions, the endometrium has been damaged to a certain extent, and the volume of the uterus will be reduced, which greatly affects the normal implantation of the embryo. And it has a certain impact on the survival of the embryo in the uterine cavity to full term.

What are the consequences of not treating intrauterine adhesions? I believe everyone is familiar with the occurrence of intrauterine adhesions. The occurrence of intrauterine adhesions can cause great harm, so it must be treated in time. If not treated, it will cause complications, be detrimental to sperm survival, and cause infertility, repeated miscarriage or premature birth and other serious consequences.