Patient's question:
Got pregnant after trying for a year, but it was premature. The check-up said it was cervical adhesion. How is it better to treat cervical adhesion?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:One, Western Medicine.
1. Adhesion Prevention: Utilize a uterine sound or hysteroscope combined with surgery, and place an intrauterine device postoperatively to prevent adhesion. For individuals with fertility requirements, remove it after 3 months to prevent infection.
2. Stimulate Endometrial Growth: Administer cyclic estrogen/progesterone therapy.
Disadvantages: High likelihood of recurrent adhesion after surgery, significant trauma, numerous complications, low cure rate (5--16%).
Two, Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine.
Based on the degree of adhesion, take Chinese medicine orally and receive intravenous fluids, fully utilizing the restorative advantages of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and the rapid, strong anti-inflammatory advantages of Western Medicine.
Disadvantages: Taking Chinese medicine orally every day.
Advantages: Low likelihood of recurrence, minimal trauma, no complications, cure rate can reach over 90%.