Patient's question:
Three years ago, I had a miscarriage and have not been able to get pregnant since. During these three years, my menstrual periods were very infrequent and irregular, coming only once every three or four months. At the Second Hospital in Cangzhou, I was diagnosed with intrauterine adhesions.Doctor's answer:
Treatment of intrauterine adhesions mainly involves surgical and pharmacological approaches. Surgical treatment primarily focuses on separating the adhesions, using uterine sound or hysteroscopy for the procedure, while paying attention to the application of antibiotics to prevent infection. Western medicine treatment mainly utilizes estrogen and progesterone cyclic therapy to promote endometrial growth and establish the menstrual cycle. Additionally, the use of Chinese herbal medicines that promote blood circulation and resolve stagnation can enhance the absorption of tissues in the affected area, facilitate the loosening of adhesive tissues, and also provide excellent effects in preventing infection.