There are many treatments for uterine adhesions, which can be divided into complete and partial adhesions. The most direct treatment is hysteroscopic surgery, which is the most widely used treatment for uterine adhesions in clinical practice. When hysteroscopic surgery is performed, the main treatment is the separation of the uterine cavity, which affects the woman’s ability to conceive and prevents the fertilization of the egg. The main groups of people who are affected by hysterocutaneous adhesions are patients with surgical inflammation, patients who have frequent abortions, etc. Patients with cervical adhesions are prone to abdominal pain, menstrual abnormalities, ectopic pregnancy, and staphyloma, among other symptoms.