Uterine adhesions are one of the causes of infertility, especially in women of reproductive age. Signs of uterine adhesions occur when the front and back walls of the uterus stick together, preventing normal regeneration of the endometrium.

The uterus is the most important reproductive organ of women, however, it is also vulnerable to inflammation, tumors, uterine adhesions... affecting fertility.

Uterine adhesions do not occur immediately but develop gradually. If detected late and not treated promptly, severe uterine adhesions can cause many unpredictable consequences such as menstrual disorders, difficulty in conceiving,... and can even cause infertility.

Usually after an abortion, secondary infertility can easily occur, menstruation will be very little because the uterine lining is too thin, the patient will experience lower abdominal pain and menstrual disorders. These signs are often confused with menstrual disorders.

The uterus is an extremely important organ for women. The cervix is also a structure that helps produce mucus to create favorable conditions for the combination phase, helping sperm move deep inside the uterus to the fallopian tubes for conception. However, with such an important role, the uterus is also the place where many obstetric and gynecological diseases occur that women need to pay special attention to.

The structure of the uterus from the outside in includes three layers: the serosa, the muscle layer and the innermost mucosal layer. When the mucosal layer is damaged, the uterine cavity sticks together and the uterine cavity narrows, it is called uterine adhesion. Uterine adhesion often occurs in women who have had uterine interventions such as abortion, uterine fibroid removal or due to prolonged gynecological infections.

Hysterosalpingography is an imaging procedure used to examine the patency of the fallopian tubes. This procedure is indicated in many cases to evaluate the cause of infertility. So what do the results of a hysterosalpingography indicate?

Many women wonder whether a transvaginal ultrasound can detect uterine adhesions and ask their doctors. Because uterine adhesions are a dangerous disease that can cause infertility in women. Therefore, early detection and treatment will help patients avoid risks.

Uterine resection and suture surgery after cesarean section is a surgical method routinely applied at Vinmec Hai Phong Hospital. The method is applied to all postpartum women after cesarean section.