How is endometriosis linked to Ashermans Syndrome?
If there is sufficient scar tissue in the cervix to seal it closed, this leaves no channel for any shedding endometrium to take in leaving the uterus. This means that the only way out for that endometrium is to flow backwards or to be reabsorbed. If endometrium flushes backwards through the fallopian tubes and empties into the abdominal cavity it can lead to endometriosis which can cause damage to surrounding organs like the ovaries, bladder and intestines and which is reportedly very painful as well. This is why even those who dont wish to have more children may want to have their Asherman’s repaired to help reduce the risk of developing endometriosis. What does it mean if I have had an operative hysteroscopy but my periods still have not resumed? It is possible that you have some reformation of scarring in your cervix or uterus that is blocking your menstrual flow. The presence of any new scarring can be confirmed using an HSG or a sonohystogram. An additional hysteroscopy will usual
