What are the symptoms of adhesions after a C-section? How can Clear Passage Physical Therapy in Gainesville, FL help treat these adhesions? Find out the answers to these questions and more in our informative article.

Unraveling the Mysteries of Adhesions: Symptoms and Causes

Adhesions, often referred to as internal scars, are a common consequence of various medical conditions, including inflammation, infection, surgery, trauma, or radiation therapy. These bands of scar tissue can wreak havoc on the body, causing a wide range of symptoms and dysfunction. One of the most common adhesion-related issues is the development of adhesions following a C-section procedure.

Navigating the C-Section Aftermath: Recognizing Adhesion Symptoms

After a C-section, patients may experience a variety of symptoms related to the development of adhesions. These can include chronic pain, decreased mobility, and even issues with fertility or bowel function. Some of the most common C-section adhesion symptoms include:

• Persistent abdominal or pelvic pain
• Difficulty with bowel movements or digestive issues
• Painful intercourse or other sexual dysfunction
• Reduced range of motion or flexibility
• Unexplained infertility or difficulty conceiving

Innovative Treatments for C-Section Adhesions: The Clear Passage Approach

Fortunately, there are effective, non-surgical treatment options available for addressing C-section adhesions. One such approach is the Clear Passage®️ Technique, a revolutionary hands-on therapy developed by the experts at Clear Passage Physical Therapy in Gainesville, FL.

Hands-On Healing: The Clear Passage Technique

The Clear Passage®️ Technique is a specialized manual therapy that targets the root causes of adhesions, rather than just treating the symptoms. Using a gentle, hands-on approach, the skilled therapists at Clear Passage Physical Therapy work to break up and release the scar tissue and adhesions that are causing pain and dysfunction in their patients.

Proven Results: The Science Behind Clear Passage

The effectiveness of the Clear Passage®️ Technique has been extensively studied and validated. The team at Clear Passage Physical Therapy has published numerous peer-reviewed studies in leading medical journals, demonstrating the safety and efficacy of their approach. These studies have shown that the Clear Passage®️ Technique can significantly improve a wide range of adhesion-related conditions, including post-C-section symptoms.

Personalized Care: Putting the Patient First

At Clear Passage Physical Therapy, the patient is at the heart of the treatment process. The therapists take the time to fully understand each patient’s unique history and goals, and then develop a customized treatment plan to address their specific needs. This personalized approach, combined with the specialized hands-on therapy, helps to ensure the best possible outcomes for their patients.

Restoring Mobility and Function

One of the key benefits of the Clear Passage®️ Technique is its ability to restore mobility and function to the affected areas. By breaking up adhesions and scar tissue, the therapists can help patients regain range of motion, reduce pain, and improve their overall quality of life.

Addressing Fertility Challenges

For patients struggling with infertility or reproductive issues related to C-section adhesions, the Clear Passage®️ Technique can be a game-changer. By targeting the underlying adhesions, the therapists can help to improve the function of the reproductive organs and increase the chances of successful conception.

Improving Digestive and Bowel Function

Adhesions can also have a significant impact on the digestive system, causing issues like constipation, bloating, and even bowel obstructions. The Clear Passage®️ Technique has been shown to be highly effective in addressing these types of adhesion-related gastrointestinal problems.

Achieving Lasting Relief

Unlike many traditional treatments that only provide temporary relief, the Clear Passage®️ Technique aims to address the root cause of the problem. By breaking up the adhesions and scar tissue, the therapists can help patients achieve lasting, sustainable improvements in their condition.

If you or a loved one are struggling with the aftermath of a C-section, don’t hesitate to reach out to the experts at Clear Passage Physical Therapy in Gainesville, FL. With their specialized, hands-on approach and proven track record of success, they can help you regain your mobility, function, and overall quality of life.

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The Clear Passage®️ Approach is a revolutionary hands-on technique designed to break up adhesions, scar tissue and other blockages that prevent the muscles, organs and systems of your body from working properly. Our technique is a natural, non-surgical, drug-free solution that treats the core problem, not just the symptoms.

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Clear Passage®️ specializes in the treatment of adhesions – internal scars that can cause various types of pain and dysfunction in patients. Adhesions are bands of internal scar tissue that the body forms in response to inflammation, infection, surgery, trauma, or radiation therapy.

WHO WE ARE

Over the years, the Clear Passage®️ team has developed, tested and published results on protocols that are effective in treating a wide variety of adhesion-related conditions including female infertility, women’s health, hormonal conditions, chronic and post-surgical pain, and bowel obstructions.

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Clear Passage®️ specializes in the treatment of adhesions – internal scars that can cause various types of pain and dysfunction in patients. Adhesions are bands of internal scar tissue that the body forms in response to inflammation, infection, surgery, trauma, or radiation therapy.

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Over the years, the Clear Passage®️ team has developed, tested and published results on protocols that are effective in treating a wide variety of adhesion-related conditions including female infertility, women’s health, hormonal conditions, chronic and post-surgical pain, and bowel obstructions.

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Our Treatment Philosophy

From your first visit, we examine your body and work to understand your goals. We then perform a highly specialized manual ‘hands-on’ therapy to treat the causes of your pain or dysfunction. We feel it is important to address the body as a whole, rather than in parts.

Because we see each patient as an expert in her/his body and its history, we invite each patient to become an active member of the team that is evaluating and treating them. Thus, we establish a two-way communication protocol with each patient to ensure their comfort level and full understanding of our intent and findings at all times.

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Our Treatment Philosophy

From your first visit, we perform specialized manual ‘hands-on’ therapy to treat the causes of your pain or dysfunction. We feel it is important to address the body as a whole, rather than in parts.

Because we see each patient as an expert in her/his body and its history, we invite each patient to become an active member of the team that is evaluating and treating them. Thus, we establish a two-way communication protocol with our patient to ensure their comfort level and full understanding of our intent and findings.

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Our integrity is inherent in all aspects of our conduct as we treat each patient in a responsible, honest and confidential manner.

Research

We are committed to developing meaningful scientific data that examines our methods and results and to increasing quality, knowledge and innovation in non-surgical healthcare, through scientific, educational and academic endeavors.

Compassion

Our relationships with patients and their families are based on a depth of interest and understanding that is rarely seen in healthcare today. When we treat, the patient’s goals are our sole focus.

Dedication

Our number-one goal is success for each patient. Achieving this goal requires understanding each patient’s goals and providing focused, professional attention to every patient at all times.

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Integrity is inherent in all aspects of our conduct. We believe that hearing and knowing the truth are basic patient rights.

UNRUSHED HEALING

Most pain and dysfunction occurs over time. One to three-hour sessions allow us time to reverse longstanding problems.

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We are committed to meaningful scientific enquiry to examine the safety and measure the effectiveness of our therapy. 

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Conditions We Treat Caused by Scar Tissue and Adhesions:

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Women’s Health

Post-Surgical Pain

Infertility

Chronic Pain

Abdominal Problems

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Conditions We Treat Caused by Scar Tissue and Adhesions:

Pregnancy Rate for
Blocked Fallopian Tubes

Prevented Surgery for
Bowel Obstruction

Increased Quality of Life
for Endometriosis

65-96%

Reduced
Chronic Pain

Women’s Health

• Menstrual Pain

• Lubrication & Orgasm

• Intercourse Pain

• Genital Mutilation

• Endometriosis Pain

• Cervical Stenosis

Chronic Pain

• TMD/TMJ

• Tailbone (Coccyx) Pain

• Post-Radiation Pain

• Neck Pain

• Myofascial Pain

• Migraines/Chronic Headaches

• Early Surgery & Trauma

• Back & Hip Pain

• Abuse

Post-Surgical Pain

• Myomectomy Pain

• Mastectomy Pain

• Hysterectomy Pain

• C-section Pain

Abdominal Problems

• Ulcerative Colitis

• Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO)

• Chron’s Disease

• Bowel Obstructions

• Adhesions

• Abdominal P

Infertility

• Unexplained Infertility

• Secondary Infertility

• PRE-IVF Treatment

• Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

• Hydrosalpinx

• FSH, Hormonal Problems

• Endometrosis & Infertility

• Blocked Fallopian Tubes

Opening Blocked
Fallopian Tubes

Decreased
Menstrual Pain (Endo)

15 Times

Less Total Bowel Obstructions

Pregnant with
Endometriosis

56% – 64%

Increased, First
Ever Orgasms

44% – 54%

Age 41+ IVF Pregnancies

2½ Times

Less Partial
Bowel Obstructions

45% – 50%

Hydrosalpinx Cleared

PCOS – Pregnancies

71% – 78%

Increased Libido

74% – 86%

Increased
Sexual Arousal

High FSH – Pregnancies

70% – 79%

Increased Lubrication

Decreased
Ovulation Pain (Endo)

Three Times

Fewer Bowel Surgeries

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Fallopian Tubes

Decreased
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Total Bowel Obstructions

93% – 96%

Decreased
Intercourse Pain

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Pregnant
After
Opening Tubes

Pregnant with
Endometriosis

56% – 64%

Increased, First
Ever Orgasms

44% – 54%

Age 41+ IVF Pregnancies

Less Partial
Bowel Obstructions

45% – 50%

Hydrosalpinx Cleared

PCOS – Pregnancies

71% – 78%

Increased Libido

74% – 86%

Increased
Sexual Arousal

High FSH – Pregnancies

70% – 79%

Increased Lubrication

Decreased
Ovulation Pain (Endo)

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The love story of Belinda and Larry Wurn, and the birth of the Wurn Technique reveals that when we approach the body with reverence, intelligence and a desire to reduce suffering, we can repair what the most sophisticated technologies fail to fix.

Julia IndichovaDirector, Fertile Heart Studio, Author of ” Inconceivable” and “The Fertile Female”

I don’t know which is more amazing: the adventure of discovering the treatment, the published medical studies, or the dozens of Miracle Moms who shared their stories of success with this 100% natural therapy.

Gilli MoorhawkAuthor of “Miracle Babies,” and “Meditations and Positive Thoughts for Pregnancy & Birth”

Clear Passage Therapy is remarkable. It is the only therapy empirically shown to improve all four phases of female sexual function — arousal, lubrication, orgasm, and satisfaction, as well as the current gremlins, “low desire” and “pain on intercourse”.

Dr. John D. Perry, Ph. D.Psychologist, Author of “The G Spot”

As a Fertility and IVF specialist, I am always looking for new options to improve success. Any therapy that helps restore natural pelvic organ function will help increase and preserve fertility. The “Wurn Technique” seems to do just that. I have seen patients benefit.

Dr. Mark Kan,Ob/GynIVF and Reproductive Medicine Physician, Newport Beach, CA

Adhesions are a major problem for women with endometriosis, causing pain which can continue for decades, sexual and bowel function problems, and other movement. Previously, only surgery was available, which in itself could lead to more adhesions.

Dr. Mary Lou Ballweg, Ph.D.Co-founder, President, Executive Director, Endometriosis

I really believe that my treatment sessions improved my hormonal function. Prior to my treatment, ovulation was a one-day burst. After treatment, I had a gradual rise in estrogen which is consistent with healthy hormonal balance.

AlexisDecember 13, 2020

What a much-needed, useful and safe way to deal with the common, yet mystifying problem of adhesions. You have perfected a technique to treat adhesions, with years of experience, scientific ‘backup’ and case studies to prove it.

Dr. Leslie Mendoza TempleMedical Director, Integrative Medicine
Faculty: Northwestern University Medical School

The journey has been an incredible, eye-opening experience. From the moment I met my therapists and completed the comprehensive initial evaluation, I felt like a team of experts was intensely focusing on fixing my body of pain and adhesions.

RebeccaApril 04, 2018

I attended treatment and found that my pain reduced markedly. I stopped experiencing pain in my bowels, neck, and back. Things in life that most people take for granted, but that had been denied to me for so long, slowly began to return.

GinnyMarch 07, 2019

Session after session, day after day, my body was slowly and methodically worked on. As each hour passed, my body was loosening up and moving with less effort and pain. I truly feel like I had a full body renovation with my treatment at Clear Passage®️.

ReeseJanuary 06, 2021

From every aspect, Clear Passage®️ fulfills it’s mission of care, compassion and successful treatment beyond any of my hopes. Without exception, the wonderful people who staff this beautiful relaxed environment encourage trust and confidence.

LeaOctober 06, 2020

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Is intestinal adhesions after caesarean section dangerous?

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The article was professionally consulted with BSCK II Nguyen Thi Phuong Loan – Obstetrician and Gynecologist – Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology – Vinmec Hai Phong International General Hospital.

Intestinal adhesions after cesarean section is a common condition in postpartum women that needs to be treated early. If delayed, the food will be blocked, which not only causes painful symptoms, affecting the quality of life, but also has the risk of leaving dangerous complications, threatening people’s lives. sick.

1. What is intestinal adhesions after cesarean section?

Adhesions are a condition in which a group of tissues forms between organs in the abdomen. Normally, internal tissues and organs have slippery surfaces, allowing them to change easily as the body moves. Intestinal adhesions cause tissues and organs to become prone to sticking together. In fact, intestinal adhesions is a common disease in people who have undergone surgical interventions such as cesarean section, appendectomy or stone surgery…,
Symptoms of intestinal adhesions after cesarean section are abdominal pain, which can cause production pain when stretching. Reaching for an overhead object can cause pain from stretching; pelvic pain. There are also some other symptoms of intestinal adhesions after cesarean section such as cramps, vomiting, flatulence, abdominal swelling, constipation, loss of appetite and nausea; urinary tract disorder, frequent urination or urinary retention; anemia and nutritional deficiencies due to poor diet, anorexia, depression.
In particular, intestinal adhesions are also common in people with old incisions or those with gynecological infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, endometriosis …

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2. Having intestinal adhesions after caesarean section is dangerous?

When a cesarean section is associated with intestinal adhesions, pregnant women who are not detected and treated at an early stage can endanger their health and life, some specific dangerous complications are as follows:
Intestinal obstruction due to fibrous tissue can cause obstruction in the intestinal lumen or pull the loop of the intestine to block the passage of food. Meanwhile, obstruction can cause loss of appetite, dry skin and mouth, thirst, less urination, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, constipation, bloating from the mixture of food and fluids, intestinal gas and fever due to enteritis. Necrosis: Post-cesarean intestinal adhesions can also cause intestinal volvulus along the axis, obstructing blood vessels, causing necrosis of the intestine. When the bowel is necrotic, the patient may present with symptoms such as severe abdominal cramps against the background of dull pain, intestinal boiling, nausea, vomiting, and rectal bleeding. In particular, intestinal adhesions after cesarean section can also cause infertility due to adhesions in the uterus, fallopian tubes or ectopic pregnancy due to adhesions in the fallopian tubes. Therefore, intestinal adhesions after cesarean section are very dangerous and need to be examined and treated promptly.

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Treatment of intestinal adhesions after cesarean section

Depending on the degree of intestinal adhesions and the clinical manifestations of each pregnant woman, the doctor will give different specific indications for each case. If the patient does not have severe symptoms, it is possible to take care of the health so that the patient can recover after surgery. However, if there are symptoms affecting health, the doctor will consider surgical removal of adhesions for the patient to ensure health and reproductive function in the future.

4. How to prevent intestinal adhesions after cesarean section?

After about a week of caesarean section, women can have their sutures removed and after about 10 days, they can be discharged from the hospital. Accordingly, in order to quickly heal wounds and limit intestinal adhesions after cesarean section, pregnant women should follow exactly what the doctor prescribes. Specifically as follows:
The mother should lie on her side, with a pillow behind her back, and at the same time should not lie on her back because stretched skin will cause pain in the surgical area. Pregnant women should not be fixed and motionless in one place, but should exercise gently after surgery to strengthen the activity of the intestines, stomach, and regulate gas soon. This helps the mother to avoid intestinal adhesions after cesarean section and blocked veins. After giving birth, you should also not eat full because it will make it difficult for the body to digest, causing a long-term accumulation that can easily cause constipation and easily stick to the intestines, intestinal obstruction.

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Should be monitored regularly to know the incision to determine if the incision is infected, if the incision is pink, swollen, touching the incision is painful, and the surrounding swelling is swollen, it needs to be re-examined and checked. Go to the toilet properly and timely, do not hold back from going to the toilet heavily because it easily causes constipation after birth. After giving birth, do not work too soon, this will hurt the wound, cause pain and swelling. Clean the incision and vaginal area, do not bandage the wound too tightly. Because intestinal adhesions after cesarean section are very dangerous, when detecting symptoms or suspecting intestinal adhesions, the patient needs to quickly notify the doctor for diagnosis and proper treatment. promptly avoid dangerous complications affecting health as well as reproductive function later.

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Adhesions: signs, causes and methods of treatment

What is an extensive adhesive process, how to determine the presence of adhesions and eliminate the pathology. Prevention of adhesions during and after surgery

Many patients after surgery are interested in the question: what is the adhesion process and when do adhesions occur? This pathology is noted in case of damage to the peritoneum and as a result of inflammatory diseases with the further formation of connective tissue that glues the internal organs. In this case, they are displaced, blood circulation and functions are disturbed. The incidence of adhesive disease as a postoperative complication – up to 75-90% of all patients. The disease is chronic, more common in women and requires long-term treatment.

Causes of adhesive disease

The peritoneum, which protects the internal organs, has several important functions. One of them is to ensure the sliding of organs relative to each other and to prevent their fusion with each other. Violation of this function leads to adhesion formation, which is noted in the following cases:

1. Bruises and blunt injuries of the abdomen. Clots of clotted blood act on the tissues of the peritoneum as foreign bodies, provoking inflammation, fibrin prolapse and the formation of adhesions.
2. Inflammatory diseases of the internal organs. They are more common in women (up to 75% of cases) and can lead to infertility.
3. Consequences of surgery. Damage to blood vessels, installation of drains, suturing the wall of the stomach or intestines, prolonged disruption of capillary blood flow, drying, and other causes can provoke the formation of adhesions. Most likely, pathology occurs after appendectomy and gynecological operations.
4. Penetration into the abdominal cavity of the contents of the intestine or stomach (perforated ulcer, appendicitis, wounds).

Adhesions occur less frequently after caesarean section and laparoscopic surgery. The more concomitant factors are observed, the more pronounced the manifestations of the disease.

How to detect adhesions , symptoms:

• Pains of varying intensity, diffuse, radiating to the groin, lower abdomen, rectum. With diaphragmatic adhesions, pain radiates to the sternum, and there is also a violation of breathing. Discomfort occurs regardless of food intake, at different times of the day, may be minor or manifest in an acute form.
• Digestive problems (gastrointestinal discomfort). Bloating, chronic constipation, vomiting, pain are slight or absent.
• Bowel obstruction. Sudden severe pain, spasms, vomiting, cessation of stool discharge, bloating. Requires emergency surgery.

In the latent form, adhesions are detected during examinations, for example, for infertility.

Adhesive disease must be distinguished from other pathologies. So, inflammatory bowel disease can give similar symptoms. Colitis and its prevention require examination by a specialist and comprehensive diagnostics.

Dynamics of adhesion development

The adhesion process can be local and can be detected only in the area of ​​operation (suturing). In some cases, the disease progresses over time, and functional disorders of the internal organs occur. The most dangerous complication is recurrent adhesive disease with intestinal obstruction. At the same time, an extensive adhesive process is observed with adhesion of intestinal loops and the formation of dense conglomerates.

The diagnosis is made on the basis of the patient’s complaints and after carrying out the necessary diagnostics, including:

• X-ray examination, including the introduction of a contrast agent.
• Ultrasound diagnostics. It is uninformative, it is prescribed for adhesions in the pelvic area and is carried out with a preliminary introduction of contrast.
• Laparoscopy – the introduction of optical equipment through a puncture in the abdominal wall.

If pelvic adhesions are suspected, sonohysterography is indicated. If the data obtained are insufficient to make a diagnosis, an abdominal CT scan is performed.

The development of adhesive disease is influenced by factors such as the amount of surgery or the severity of the injury (wound). At the same time, the spread of adhesions after minimally invasive operations cannot be ruled out – in this case, the provoking factors may be chemical and medications used during the operation. Adhesions is a pathology that requires observation and, unfortunately, can lead to life-threatening conditions. It is possible to draw conclusions about the patient’s condition only after a complete examination, even if he has an adhesive disease in his diagnosis.

How to treat adhesions in the abdominal cavity

Conservative treatment of the disease is rarely used – in the initial stages, as well as in a chronic, slowly relapsing course. It includes the introduction of drugs that reduce swelling and improve blood circulation in the damaged area. With adhesions in the pelvic area, anti-inflammatory drugs and suppositories are prescribed, but their effectiveness is insufficient.

Positive dynamics is observed during the operation:

• Dissection of adhesions between the intestine and peritoneum.
• Removal of tissues damaged by adhesive processes.
• Major surgery for spreading adhesions through intestinal loops and cicatricial changes.

The choice of treatment depends on the condition of the patient. Preference is given to laparoscopic operations, in which damage to the peritoneum is minimal.

How to avoid adhesions?

The main method of prevention is the choice of an effective and safe method of treatment. Of great importance is preoperative preparation aimed at compensating the patient’s condition, the use of anti-adhesion barrier agents and solutions. Prevention of the adhesive process after surgery includes early activity of the patient – on the second day after the intervention, it is necessary to turn over in bed, take deep breaths with the participation of the abdominal muscles. Food should be fractional. After removing the sutures, therapeutic exercises are necessary to prevent adhesion and fusion of tissues. It is important to take steps to boost immunity, as well as get rid of bad habits, and move more.

Questions for the doctor

What are the pains associated with adhesions?

Pain in adhesive disease is constant or intermittent, aching, pulling, not dependent on nutrition. With adhesions in the small pelvis – extending to the genitals, anus.

Is it true that laser adhesions can be cured?

Complex treatment of adhesive disease. Laparoscopic surgery (through a puncture) with dissection of adhesions with a laser can be used.

Can adhesions form again in the same place after treatment?

The adhesive process is affected by a complex of reasons, including the state of the patient’s immune system. Reoperations increase the risk of tissue fusion up to 95%.

Does the physical fitness of a person affect the formation of adhesions?

High resistance (immunity) and early activity after surgery will improve the prognosis and reduce the risk of pathologies.

How long does it take to completely get rid of adhesions?

The treatment of this disease is long, requires observation and is not limited to a certain period of time.

Adhesions after cesarean – Clinic “LIC” – a modern medical center in St. Petersburg
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Adhesions after caesarean

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Symptoms of adhesions after cesarean

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Treatment of adhesions after cesarean

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What consequences can cause adhesive disease

Most often, a caesarean section is an emergency intervention to save the life of the mother and child. There are also situations when a surgical procedure is performed at the request of a woman who wants to avoid pain.

The formation of adhesions after caesarean section is quite common, regardless of the reasons for its appointment. Usually, the attending physician warns about this in advance and strongly recommends regular check-ups to avoid complications.

Symptoms of adhesions after caesarean

Women with mild adhesive disease may not show symptoms at all. Such formations can be diagnosed only with a comprehensive examination of the organs of the reproductive system. That is why, within three months after childbirth, a woman is recommended to be periodically examined by a gynecologist to make sure that there is no adhesive process or to start therapy. The most common symptoms of adhesions after caesarean section are:

If a woman notices these symptoms after the operation, she should visit a specialist immediately.

Treatment of adhesions after caesarean section

• Gynecological examination
• Analyzes
• ultrasound
• Treatment

Depending on the severity of the adhesive disease, specialists from the LIC clinic network can use various treatment methods: from physiotherapy to laser surgery.

However, if the patient’s condition allows it, with adhesions after the operation “caesarean section” treatment can be guided by the physiological resorption of neoplasms:

• taking medication and exercise therapy;
• hirudotherapy, which normalizes blood microcirculation in the vessels, thereby improving the nutrition of internal organs. With a normal outflow of blood, adhesions resolve themselves without additional intervention;
• SPA-massage, which normalizes the work of many organs, as well as the immune system.

Carrying out these procedures allows not only to get rid of adhesive disease, but also to normalize the functionality of the whole organism, thereby improving the patient’s well-being and speeding up the treatment of adhesions after cesarean.

What are the consequences of adhesive disease

Complications from adhesive disease can be very serious:

To avoid these problems, you should be careful about your health and if you have symptoms that signal the presence of adhesions, immediately contact your doctor.

You can learn more about the treatment of adhesions after caesarean section and get an initial examination by making an appointment at our clinic. To do this, fill out the online form or agree on a convenient date with our administrators by phone.

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