How to get pregnant with adhesive process

In recent years, adhesive disease is becoming more common in gynecology, which is associated with a large number of provoking it factors. This is a serious disease that can lead to equally serious complications, such as infertility.

What are adhesions and how do they arise

Adhesive disease is a condition in which abdominal and pelvic adhesions are formed, that is, the seals from connective tissues.

Such formation can occur due to many reasons, for example, as a result of inflammatory diseases of the pelvic organs. Such inflammation include infections of the uterus, adnexa and pelvic peritoneum, for example, endometritis, metroendometritis, parametritis, oophoritis and pelvioperitonit.

Also to the emergence of adhesive disease predispose prolonged wearing of intrauterine device, uterine curettage and infection, sexually transmitted diseases.

If you experience pelvic inflammatory process of the affected tissues swell, and the peritoneum appears the Deposit of fibrin. He, in turn "glues" the adjacent tissue. As a result of this process, a barrier to the spread of the inflammatory process. But this protective process is the reverse side "glued" the fabric form a seam, which can prevent pregnancy.

How to get pregnant with adhesive disease

The probability of pregnancy in the presence of adhesions depends entirely on the neglect of the process. As a rule, adhesions that prevent normal conception, are placed in the Fallopian tubes. They can partially or completely block the passage of the fallopian tubes, and can only be in one tube, without affecting the second.

If adhesions do not cover the openings of the fallopian tubes completely, then it is possible pregnancy in a natural way.

In these cases, as with the normal patency of the tubes, trying to conceive occur at the usual recommended scheme, by calculating the time of ovulation.

But the process of conception in the diagnosis of adhesive disease and can stimulate homeopathic remedies. For example, the use of herbal teas and douching with herbs such as upland uterus, sage or St. John's wort. Many of these herbs not only stimulate ovulation, but also can promote partial resorption of adhesions. But their dosage and method of use in each case must specify the doctor.

But, as a rule, it is recommended to first conduct the treatment of adhesive disease. And only at the end of the rehabilitation period it is possible to continue attempts to get pregnant.