Why is it easy to stick to the uterus after abortion?

Aspiration abortion is a method of using suction tubes and vacuum pumps to suck the fetus out of the mother's body for fetuses less than 12 weeks old. The period of safe abortion and the fewest complications is from 4 to 8 weeks. However, with the fetus having an older week and not being able to apply the suction method, the abortion must be performed. The abortion method uses a metal tool shaped like a spoon to remove the pregnancy. The method of abortion is often combined with dilatation with an instrument or a forceps.
Abortion is a safe procedure if performed in a medical facility, but like any surgery, there are certain risks involved. Some consequences of abortion include: uterine perforation, uterine infection, uterine bleeding, uterine adhesions, also known as Asherman's syndrome,...
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Adhesions, also known as Asherman's syndrome, is an acquired (non-genetic) syndrome involving the formation of adhesions or bands of scar tissue in the uterus. The uterus causes the uterine walls to stick together, thereby reducing the size of the uterus and making it difficult for subsequent conceptions. Adhesions to the uterus are common in women with multiple abortions.
So why is there a phenomenon of uterine adhesions after abortion? As we all know, the uterine structure in women consists of 3 layers in order from the outside to the uterine lining, the uterine muscle layer and the mucosal layer. In particular, the innermost mucosal layer is formed from two layers, the functional layer is above and the basal layer is below. During each menstrual cycle of a woman, the upper layer of function is shed and is excreted in the form of menstrual blood. At this point, the basal layer regenerates the sloughed functional endothelium. Asherman syndrome or uterine adhesions are directly related to these two layers of endometrium. Interventions in the uterine cavity such as curettage, abortion have risks of damage to the uterus, perforation or infection leading to the formation of scar tissue (adhesion) in the uterus, which is the cause of adhesions Uterine .

Common symptoms of uterine adhesions are:
Menstrual irregularities (oligomenorrhea). Amenorrhea (amenorrhea). Cramping or severe pain. Can't get pregnant or get pregnant. However, some women have no symptoms and still have normal periods.

Some researchers suggest that women who have had any type of uterine surgery or have had a uterine injury should also be treated with hormones or mechanically separate the uterine wall after the procedure to prevent the phenomenon. uterine adhesions. This means that a stent is placed in the uterus for a period of time to prevent adhesions.
And the good news for women is that uterine wall adhesions can be treated surgically to separate the adhesions and reconstruct the uterine cavity to the correct shape and size or insert an intrauterine device to separate the uterus. sticky part. Depending on the extent and condition of the uterine adhesions, the doctor will advise the appropriate treatment method to help you have a normal pregnancy.
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Basic gynecological examination and screening package for female customers, has no age limit and may have the following symptoms:
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