Patient: Description of the condition (onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): 2009.5.30. had an abortion, from October the menstrual flow decreased to only 3 days, 2010.4.5. went to the hospital for a hysteroscopy, smooth cervix, cervical canal: a few adhesions seen at the inner opening, disconnected; uterine cavity depth: 7cm; cavity shape: normal; endometrium: thin, basically flat and The doctor said it was very voluminous to have adhesions again and did not say what to do to avoid adhesions, only that I should wait until my menstruation came. The doctor said there is a high risk of re-adhesion and did not say what to do to prevent it. Song Tao: For uterine adhesions, you should take: Tocopherol + progesterone for 3 cycles after surgery. Patient: But the doctor only gave me this treatment, what should I do now? Song Tao: How long have you been post-operative? When was your last menstrual period? Patient: I had the surgery on April 5, and my last period was on March 28 Songtao: How to take it: Start to take Tocopherol on the fifth day of your period, 2-3 tablets a day for 21 days, and add progesterone pills on the last 9 days, once a day, two tablets a time. In other words, you should only take Glivec for the first 12 days, and take Glivec and progesterone pills together for the last 9 days. Stop taking the pills at the same time and wait for the next menstrual period.