Patient's question:
I did an induced abortion a few days ago and I was told that it might lead to uterine adhesion again. How can I prevent uterine adhesion after an induced abortion?Doctor's answer:
Artificial abortion is mainly implemented by negative pressure suction, scraping, or pushing and jumping to remove embryonic tissue. This will lead to inflammation of the basal layer of the endometrium and cause intrauterine adhesions. Methods to prevent intrauterine adhesions have been developed, but none are entirely accurate. Short-term contraceptives such as drospirenone/ethinyl estradiol tablets, Marvelon, and Diane-35, as well as hyaluronic acid antifibrotic agents administered into the uterine cavity under anesthesia, all have certain complications and cannot achieve a 100% success rate.