Patient's question:
A 41-year-old woman is in poor mental state and feels sick. After examination, it was found to be a certain disease. Please ask: What are the treatments for uterine adhesions?Doctor's answer:
Women with complete uterine adhesions may experience secondary amenorrhea again. In cases of partial cervical adhesions or partial endometrial damage, the condition manifests as hypomenorrhea, but the menstrual cycle remains normal. If the adhesions are caused by cervical inflammation or other inflammatory conditions, they can lead to secondary amenorrhea in patients, as well as abnormal symptoms such as menstrual irregularity, prolonged periods, and dark menstrual blood. For mild uterine adhesions, a combined Chinese and Western medicine therapy is adopted to enhance the absorption and resolution of inflammation. However, this method is relatively slow-acting and has minimal effect on severe intrauterine adhesions.