Patient's question:
Six years ago, I had a medication-induced abortion and didn't rest properly afterward. Last year, when I wasn't pregnant, a thorough examination revealed cervical adhesions.Doctor's answer:
Adenomyosis of the uterine cavity is primarily caused by damage to the basal layer of the endometrium due to surgery or pathological changes. Treatment should be performed using hysteroscopy, which can assess the extent, type, and firmness of the adhesions. For membranous adhesions and fibromuscular adhesions, they can be fused under hysteroscopy or removed surgically. For dense connective tissue-like adhesions, electrocoagulation fusion under ultrasound guidance is required. After the procedure, an intrauterine device should be placed to prevent re-adhesion, and continuous estrogen-progestogen therapy should be administered to promote endometrial growth.For patients with cervical adhesions, in addition to symptomatic treatment, folk remedies can be used as supplementary therapy in daily life. A balanced diet should be maintained in daily meals to avoid irritant foods.