Whether or not you can get pregnant with uterine adhesions needs to be determined by the extent of the adhesions; mild adhesions may not affect pregnancy and severe adhesions will. Uterine adhesions are associated with endometrial trauma, infection, and multiple abortions. If the uterine adhesions are not severe and the endometrium develops normally, they will not affect the fertilized egg’s implantation and pregnancy. If the uterine adhesions are more severe, they may lead to unsuccessful implantation, repeated miscarriages, implantation of the placenta, preterm delivery, and may even lead to infertility. Mild adhesions can be relieved by taking oral contraceptive pills to regulate the growth of the uterine lining; severe adhesions can be separated by uterine adhesion separation surgery, which can help restore fertility. After the surgery, it is important to pay attention to review and strengthen personal hygiene in order to promote the recovery of the body. Uterine adhesion not only affects pregnancy, but also leads to cyclic abdominal pain and abnormal menstruation. Once diagnosed, you should actively cooperate with your doctor for treatment to minimize the adverse effects on your body.