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Hysteroscopic adhesiolysis to restore normal uterine cavity in Asherman's syndrome.
Key Highlights:
- Hysteroscopic adhesiolysis to separate scar tissue
- Restores normal uterine cavity shape
- Improves menstrual flow and fertility
- Follow-up care to prevent adhesions from reforming
Careful Adhesiolysis
Scar tissue is separated with precision to restore normal cavity shape.
Reformation Prevention
Follow-up care aims to stop adhesions from returning.
Your path to a restored cavity
Asherman's syndrome can affect periods and fertility, but hysteroscopic adhesiolysis can carefully restore the uterine cavity to normal.
Cavity Restored
Scar tissue carefully separated.
Improved Periods
Menstrual flow often normalises afterward.
Fertility Supported
A clearer cavity improves conception chances.
Compassionate care at every step
Treatment for Asherman's syndrome focuses on restoring the cavity and preventing adhesions from reforming.
Step 01
Diagnostic Hysteroscopy
Confirming the extent of adhesions within the cavity.
Step 02
Hysteroscopic Adhesiolysis
Careful separation of scar tissue to restore normal shape.
Step 03
Prevention & Follow-Up
Measures to reduce recurrence, with follow-up hysteroscopy to confirm results.
Frequently asked question
It's most often caused by scarring from previous uterine surgery, such as a D&C, or infection.
Many cases improve significantly with treatment, though the extent of recovery depends on how severe the adhesions were.
For many women, yes ÔÇö restoring the uterine cavity often improves the chances of successful implantation.
