Patient's question:
How is adhesions in the uterine cavity treated? Hello! I want to ask how adhesions in the uterine cavity are treated. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said it might be uterine adhesions and prescribed medication for me. The doctor said I need to take it for three months. I'm very scared that I'm just taking medication, and after taking it, I've only seen a slight improvement.Doctor's answer:
Adhesions of the uterine cavity can be classified into endometrial adhesions, fibromuscular adhesions, and connective tissue adhesions. For the diagnosis of uterine adhesions, tubal iodine oil contrast or ultrasound was commonly used in the past, but milder adhesions were prone to be missed. Due to the clinical application of hysteroscopy, some more challenging gynecological diseases can be resolved directly, simply, and safely.