Patient's question:
Four years ago, I had mild cervical adhesion and placed an IUD for a year. The check-up was good then. Now the check-up shows adhesion again, and I can no longer get pregnant. My menstruation is normal, and I sometimes have abdominal pain. What kind of help do you need: Should I be treated? If so, can medication be used?Doctor's answer:
For the recurrence of cervical adhesions, it is recommended that you undergo treatment. Severe adhesions can affect the discharge of menstrual blood, thereby impacting the quality of menstruation. Since you are only in your 30s and relatively young, it is advisable to seek treatment. In addition to treating cervical adhesions, patients are advised to pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a joyful mood at all times to enhance their physical condition and accelerate the recovery process.