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Menstrual abnormalities are a common problem in women, among which cervical adhesions are a possible cause of menstrual abnormalities. As a doctor, I will recommend timely medical attention and relevant tests based on your symptoms to check for problems such as cervical adhesions.
Cervical adhesions refer to the adhesion tissue in the inner cervical orifice or cervical canal, which may cause symptoms such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and too little or too much menstrual bleeding. This condition can be caused due to infection, surgery, childbirth, or spontaneous abortion, among others.
To check for cervical adhesions, your doctor may recommend the following tests:
1.*Examination: The doctor will perform a **test, observe the appearance of the uterus and cervix, feel the position of the cervix and uterus, and check for signs of adhesions.
2.Cervical adhesion test: This is a method of testing the presence of adhesions by inserting a long, thin tube through the cervix into the uterus, injecting special fluid or gas, and watching the uterus respond by X-rays or other imaging techniques.
3.Blood tests: Blood tests can help doctors know your overall health, including the presence of infections or other conditions that may be causing menstrual periods.
4.Hysteroscopy: A hysteroscope is a long, thin mirror that passes through the cervix into the uterus to see what's going on inside the uterus and help doctors diagnose the presence of adhesions or other problems.
If the diagnosis of cervical adhesions is confirmed, the protocol will be tailored on a case-by-case basis. Here are some common methods::
1.Medications**: Medications** are usually used for mild to moderate cervical adhesions and include the use of hormonal drugs to relieve symptoms of adhesions and promote release of adhesion tissue.
2.Surgery**: For severe cervical adhesions, surgery** may be necessary. Surgical methods include hysteroscopic surgery, cervical dilation, etc., which aim to remove adhesions and restore the normal shape and function of the uterus.
3.Interventional: Interventional is a non-surgical method of physically releasing or cutting adhesions through a catheter or other instrument to the uterus through a catheter or other instrument.
Traditional Chinese medicine also has its own unique perspective on the understanding and method of cervical adhesion. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that cervical adhesions are caused by the poor flow of qi and blood, resulting in stagnation of qi and blood in the uterine cavity and the formation of adhesions. Traditional Chinese medicine** usually uses traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions to alleviate symptoms and promote the alleviation of adhesions by regulating qi and blood, warming menstruation and dissipating cold, and promoting blood circulation and blood stasis.
The following is an ancient Chinese medicine prescription that is commonly used for the symptoms of cervical adhesions:
Name of Formula: Wenjing Soup.
Composition: Angelica sinensis, Chuanxiong, white peony, rehmannia, cinnamon branch, Poria cocos, Zexiao, salvia, peach kernel, safflower, hyssop.
Efficacy: Warm the meridian and dispel cold, invigorate blood and dispel blood stasis, regulate qi and blood.
Explanation: Based on the soup of Angelica, Chuanxiong, White Peony and Rehman, it has the effect of tonifying blood and regulating menstruation. Cinnamon branch warms the meridian to disperse cold, Poria cocos and Ze epsom water infiltrate wet, salvia, peach kernel, safflower invigorate blood and dispel blood stasis, oxknee leads blood downward, and the whole party plays the function of warming the meridian to dispel cold, invigorating blood and removing blood stasis, and regulating qi and blood.
It should be noted that TCM** needs to be adjusted and applied individually according to the individual's constitution and condition, so you should consult a professional TCM doctor before using TCM prescriptions.
In conclusion, menstrual abnormalities can be a manifestation of problems such as cervical adhesions, and it is necessary to seek medical attention and perform relevant examinations in a timely manner. Protocols will be tailored to the situation and may include medications, surgery, or intervention. At the same time, TCM also has its own unique methods and perspectives, which can be used as an auxiliary choice. Hope you find this information helpful.
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