What are the characteristics of intrauterine adhesions?

What are the characteristics of intrauterine adhesions? The occurrence of intrauterine adhesions has a great impact on patients. Due to the different degrees and ranges of adhesions, it can cause uterine secretions or menstrual blood to flow poorly or even completely blocked, leading to uterine fluid accumulation, menstrual blood retention, and dysmenorrhea, latent amenorrhea, etc. So, what are the characteristics of intrauterine adhesions?

1. Amenorrhea or oligomenorrhea. Complete adhesion of the uterine cavity may cause amenorrhea and irregular menstruation. Partial adhesion of the uterine cavity or partial destruction of the endometrium may cause oligomenorrhea, but the menstrual cycle is normal.

2. Cyclic abdominal pain. Generally speaking, about one month after artificial abortion or curettage, sudden spasmodic pain in the lower abdomen occurs, and more than half of them are accompanied by a feeling of anal distension. Some patients have severe abdominal pain, restlessness, difficulty in movement, and even painful gas and defecation. The pain generally lasts for 3-7 days and then gradually subsides and disappears. Cyclic abdominal pain occurs again about a month after an interval, and gradually worsens.

3. Infertility and repeated miscarriage. Severe intrauterine adhesions can easily lead to infertility. Due to intrauterine adhesions, endometrial damage, and reduced uterine volume, the normal implantation of the embryo is affected. Even if pregnancy occurs, repeated miscarriage and premature birth are likely to occur.

4. There is pain when pressing the lower abdomen, and severe patients may also experience severe pain. Gynecological examination found that the uterus is normal in size or slightly larger and softer, with obvious tenderness, and sometimes uterine lifting pain (pain when lifting the uterine cavity); bilateral adnexa examination, mild cases are normal, severe cases may have tenderness, thickening, and lumps; the posterior fornix may be tender, and posterior fornix puncture may even draw out uncoagulated dark red blood.

If female friends have the above symptoms, they may as well go to the local hospital in time to rule out whether they have this disease. If they have this disease, they must receive timely treatment. I hope that patients will strengthen their dietary care during the treatment process and return to health as soon as possible.