Endometriosis adhesions are scar tissue that can cause pain and complications. They are difficult to diagnose but can be detected through laparoscopic surgery. Surgical removal is the only recommended treatment. Endometriosis occurs when uterine tissue grows outside the uterus, causing inflammation and pain. Hormonal birth control can slow its progression. Endometriosis adhesions are pieces of […]
Adhesions and scar tissue are both fibrous bands caused by injury, but differ in cause, location, and symptoms. Adhesions form internally and can cause limited movement and chronic pain, while scar tissue typically doesn’t cause symptoms unless it leads to a blockage. Surgery can treat harmful adhesions and scar tissue. Adhesions and scar tissue are […]
Pelvic adhesions are thick connective tissue growths that can develop around organs near the pelvis, typically due to trauma or surgery. They can cause pain, infertility, and other symptoms. Treatment may involve surgery, but doctors recommend noninvasive methods if possible. A pelvic adhesion is a growth of thick connective tissue that can develop around any […]
Intestinal adhesions, caused by surgery or diseases like endometriosis or Crohn’s disease, can obstruct the intestine and cause severe symptoms. Doctors take claims of adhesions seriously and may use scans or tests to investigate. Surgical removal is the standard treatment, but nonsurgical approaches may be preferred for some cases. Intestinal adhesions are the joining of […]
