Uterine adhesions may be asymptomatic if they are mild, while symptoms such as menstrual changes and abdominal pain may occur if the adhesions are significant.
Uterine adhesions, also called uterine adhesions, are caused by a variety of reasons of endometrial damage, there is an occlusion of the uterine cavity, this disease if the adhesions are relatively mild, there may not be too obvious signs.
If the adhesions are obvious there will be some symptoms, mainly in the form of abnormal menstruation, if only partially occluded, it may show a decrease in menstruation, if the uterine cavity is completely blocked there will be amenorrhea, which will be accompanied by cyclical abdominal pain as the menstrual blood cannot be discharged from the body.
The most common cause of uterine adhesions is endometrial damage caused by infection and other factors. If you have had a previous abortion and scraping, especially after the uterine cavity surgery, the infection is likely to cause endometrial damage caused by uterine adhesions; in addition, if you have had a previous cesarean section, it will cause adhesions by forming a scar inside the uterus, which needs to be taken seriously.
If you suspect that you have uterine adhesions, you need to go to the hospital as soon as possible, by the doctor according to the specific conditions, to formulate individualized diagnosis and treatment plan, so as not to delay the condition.