I had an indwelling abortion in March this year, and I can see a partial loss of lining in the right side of the uterus, is it an adhesion?Is it serious?Is it okay if I want to prepare for pregnancy?
Condition Analysis:
Hello, in your current situation, it is true that partial adhesions in the uterine cavity cannot be completely excluded, so it is better to have a hysteroscopy within a week after menstruation.If there are adhesions, you may need an adhesion separation surgery. Of course, if the examination is fine, then relax and actively prepare for pregnancy.
Condition Analysis:
Generally, if there is cervical adhesion, ICBL, this will have a certain impact on the specific situation, this will have an impact on the pregnancy, the usual diet needs to be light diet, generally need to exercise more, regular hospital observation and treatment before you can get pregnant.
Condition Analysis:
From the ultrasound report you sent, it means that the endometrial tolerance is not good and there are some adhesions, but a hysteroscopy is needed to confirm what is going on, and if there are adhesions, a separation surgery will be done.
