Incomplete miscarriage procedure causes Asherman’s syndrome Incomplete miscarriage procedure causes Asherman’s syndrome for so many women. We acted for a woman who was left with severe pain and fertility problems after D&C procedure caused Asherman’s syndrome. She recovered damages in … Continued
Asherman’s Syndrome Treatment Asherman’s Syndrome Treatment can be effective in treating the adhesions within the uterus. There are a number of private Doctors who specialise in the removal of adhesions effectively. Procedure: A surgeon uses a hysteroscope (a thin … Continued
Asherman’s Syndrome and Surgical Technique Asherman’s Syndrome and Surgical Technique are linked. The surgical technique used in the procedure is relevant since sharp curettage or mechanical suction imposes increased risk for the development of adhesions compared to manual vacuum aspiration … Continued
Causes of Adhesions in Uterus Causes of Adhesions in Uterus usually involves a D&C. There is a significantly higher rate of adhesions after D&C if the miscarriage was a missed abortion (30.9%) versus an early miscarriage (6.4%) (Adoni et … Continued
Asherman’s Syndrome Adhesions Asherman’s Syndrome Adhesions are painful and debilitating. An Asherman’s experience involves scar tissue (adhesions) forming in the uterus, often after uterine surgery (like a D&C) or infection. This leads to symptoms such as very light or … Continued
Client Story – Asherman’s Syndrome and Infertility We are happy to share our Client Story – Asherman’s Syndrome and Infertility. Names have been changed but we believe her story to be of importance. Abigail’s journey with intrauterine adhesions is … Continued
Asherman’s Syndrome and Chronic Pain Asherman’s Syndrome and Chronic Pain remains a terrible situation for many women. Miscarriage is the commonest complication of pregnancy affecting 15% of clinically recognized pregnancies. Some 5% of women will experience two or more miscarriages … Continued
Cervical Cancer Risks Cervical Cancer Risks mean you should not wait for symptoms. Early cervical changes rarely cause pain or discomfort. Common signs like irregular bleeding or pelvic pain often appear only after the disease has progressed. regular screening whether … Continued
Episiotomy Risks Hemorrhage Episiotomy Risks Hemorrhage. Having an episiotomy, a surgical cut to the vagina during childbirth, doubles the risk of postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) in women with moderate or severe anemia. Women with anemia are particularly vulnerable to negative birth … Continued
Asherman’s Syndrome Asherman’s syndrome occurs after a dilation and curettage (D and C) procedure. It is a treatment for an incomplete miscarriage, as a means of pregnancy termination or if the placenta is retained after delivery. Asherman’s syndrome is painful … Continued