Causes of cervical adhesions during abortion

Cervical adhesion after abortion is usually caused by improper surgical operation, physical differences or infection. In order to prevent or deal with these situations, it is recommended to pay attention to cleaning and proper conditioning after surgery, and seek medical treatment in time.

1. Improper surgical operation

During the abortion procedure, if the operation is not delicate enough or the medical instruments used are improper, it may cause damage to the cervical tissue. Scar tissue formed during the repair process may cause adhesions. It is very important to choose an experienced doctor and a regular medical institution for the operation to reduce the risk of complications.

2. Physical differences

Individual physical differences may also lead to postoperative adhesions. Some women are prone to scar tissue during the recovery process after surgery due to their physical constitution. If you have relevant physical problems, it is recommended to fully communicate with the doctor before surgery, and at the same time strengthen your own immune ability after surgery, such as a reasonable diet, proper exercise, etc., to help your body recover.

3. Postoperative infection

Postoperative infection is another major cause of cervical adhesions. Postoperative infection may cause inflammation and lead to adhesions in the cervix. After surgery, special attention should be paid to personal hygiene, strengthening lower body cleaning, avoiding strenuous activities too early, and taking anti-infection treatment as prescribed by the doctor to prevent the occurrence of adhesions.

Choosing the right medical procedure and postoperative care measures is very important to prevent cervical adhesions after abortion. If abnormal symptoms occur, consult a doctor in time for professional advice. The occurrence of related complications can also be reduced by improving immunity, maintaining hygiene and avoiding unnecessary surgical procedures. It is recommended to have regular gynecological examinations to detect and treat potential problems as early as possible to maintain reproductive health.