How to check for cervical adhesions

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Hello, if there is complete cervical canal adhesion, it will first affect the onset of menstruation. If there is no vaginal bleeding when menstruation should occur, accompanied by lower abdominal pain, this can be determined through an ultrasound examination to indirectly assess the pelvic condition and identify whether cervical adhesion exists. If it is partial cervical adhesion, menstruation will be incomplete, and the menstrual period will be significantly prolonged, requiring a gynecological examination after disinfecting the external genitalia to confirm the presence of adhesion.