There are two main treatments for cervical canal adhesions: first, dilation therapy using a dilation stick. Dilation with a dildo must be performed under ultrasound monitoring. This is because if the adhesions are too dense to be dilated with the dilation rod, there is a risk of perforation of the uterus with too much force, which is very dangerous and can be avoided with ultrasound monitoring. Second, hysteroscopy can be chosen for treatment. After surgical treatment, cervical canal adhesions are particularly prone to recurrence, so preventing recurrence after surgery is a very important task. Patients can have a urinary catheter placed in the uterine cavity or gauze drainage placed to draw blood out of the uterine cavity, which can well prevent the recurrence of cervical duct adhesions. In addition, patients must be more active, which can also promote the discharge of blood from the uterine cavity as soon as possible, which can promote the absorption of inflammatory factors as soon as possible, so it is also beneficial to prevent the recurrence of cervical duct adhesions.