Easy flow of people To "Desertification" of endometrium
Introduction : Induced abortion one The incidence of intrauterine adhesions is 6.3% ； two Second 14% ； three The second or more is 32% 。 The highest rate of re pregnancy after surgery for severe intrauterine adhesions is 30% 。 The endometrium of women is like a prairie for vitality, which is also easy to be "sandy", The desertified endometrium is like a destroyed grassland, which is difficult to breed new life.
In recent years, the number of induced abortion cases in China has increased year by year. Research shows that induced abortion one The incidence of intrauterine adhesions is 6.3% ； two Second 14% ； three The second or more is 32% 。 The highest rate of re pregnancy after surgery for severe intrauterine adhesions is 30% 。 Women's endometrium is like a prairie breeding vitality, but it is also easy to be "desertification". The desertification endometrium is like a destroyed prairie, which is difficult to breed new life.
Seek medical treatment everywhere to treat "desertification" endometrium
thirty-two Although Xiao Yang was married eight But she didn't have a child. She wasn't unable to conceive at the beginning. When she was still in love with her current husband, she had it by accident. Considering that she wasn't married, they decided to "lose" the child at that time. The first time she had an abortion, because it was painless, she didn't feel particularly uncomfortable physically. After marriage, she became pregnant twice again. Considering that her career had just started, the couple decided to regenerate in two years, so they had two more abortions.
Xiao Yang twenty-eight At the age of, the couple's career began to improve, so they wanted to have children, but again and again, nothing happened. The husband and wife became more and more worried. They went everywhere to seek medical advice. Both Chinese medicine and Western medicine had seen everything, but Xiao Yang's stomach still did not move. Finally, the couple received the treatment from Professor Li Ying. After a detailed examination, Professor Li found that Xiao Yang's endometrium was too thin, which meant that the "soil" for childbearing was not good, and there was "desertification". No amount of "seeds" could germinate and bear fruit. After nearly half a year of symptomatic treatment, recuperation and recuperation, Professor Li has now successfully become pregnant.
Do a good job of contraception to prevent injuries caused by abortion
"Like Xiao Yang, there are many women of childbearing age who suffer from multiple abortions and secondary infertility due to their lack of understanding of abortion and contraception." Professor Li Ying said, "The physical damage caused by multiple abortions to women is often hidden and long-term, and secondary infertility is the most common complication."
It is understood that endometrium "desertification" is not a professional term, but a vivid description of the loss of endometrial vitality with fibrous scarring caused by severe endometrial lesions. After the "desertification" of endometrium, the proliferation, secretion and shedding functions of endometrium are damaged and affected every month, which will lead to significant reduction of menstruation, amenorrhea, even repeated abortion and infertility. It is not difficult to imagine that the embryonic seeds planted will not survive in the sandy soil.
Professor Li Ying said that the common causes of endometrial damage mainly include abortion, curettage, bare handed placenta stripping, polypectomy, myoma removal, reproductive system tuberculosis, etc. Among them, abortion curettage and other uterine cavity operations related to pregnancy are the most common destructive factors of endometrium "desertification" at present. Professor Li Ying said that once endometrium "desertification" is formed, it will not only lead to infertility, but also have some difficulties in treatment. Therefore, contraceptive measures should be taken to reduce the incidence of unwanted pregnancy, which is the most fundamental measure to reduce the occurrence of endometrial "desertification".
