Diagnosis and Treatment of Pelvic Adhesions – So You Can Let It Go Forever 👌
Abdominal and pelvic adhesions are difficult to diagnose using traditional methods because they don’t appear on any type of imaging such as ultrasound, CT scans, or MRI.
Except in advanced cases, where internal organs are seen out of place due to being stuck elsewhere — this is usually only detectable in the abdomen — and even then, it’s hard to identify them during a routine physical exam in the clinic. Instead, the patient’s medical history and current health condition are what usually indicate whether adhesions might be present 🤷
Based on this, the adhesions are typically discovered through a laparoscopy, which in this case serves both as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool — the adhesions are removed during the same laparoscopic procedure. This is considered a delicate surgery that requires specific expertise and advanced skills 💪
But #Keep_in_Mind
Laparoscopic treatment for adhesions is safer and more effective when performed by a highly trained and experienced laparoscopic surgeon.
Ultimately, the presence of adhesions alters the natural anatomical position of the organs, prevents them from functioning properly, and can cause infertility and, in some cases, even organ loss, such as the fallopian tubes… We’ll post a link to the symptoms and related issues in the comments 🤝
Before undergoing any traditional (open) surgery, know that the risk of inflammation and infection is 90% higher compared to laparoscopic surgery — making it a major cause of adhesions in the first place.
Protect yourself and your reproductive health with advanced laparoscopic techniques and fertility-supportive technologies.