Patient's question:
In 2006, my menstrual cycle was abnormal. After examination, it was found to be due to intrauterine adhesions. I underwent a separation surgery in 2013. The examination revealed irregular menstruation for 3 years, lower abdominal discomfort, an intrauterine cavity measuring 5cm, and a narrowed uterine cavity. The cervical membrane was thin. The diagnosis was cervical intrauterine adhesion stenosis (already separated under the microscope). Since then, my menstruation has remained abnormal, accompanied by lower abdominal discomfort.Doctor's answer:
Hysteroscopic separation of intrauterine adhesions, this technique can efficiently solve the disease. The hysteroscope has dual functions of examination and treatment. It can not only judge the location, scope, and tissue type of adhesions, but also accurately and completely separate adhesive lesions, rapidly restore the uterine cavity shape, prevent re-adhesion after separation, promote the repair of damaged endometrium, and promote endometrial growth.