Hematometer after scraping

The hematometer, formed after scraping, is a kind of disturbance, in which there is a difficulty in the outflow of blood from the uterine cavity. As you know, scraping is in itself a very traumatic manipulation, in which inevitable damage to uterine myometrium. It is from his blood vessels that blood appears, which, without an outflow, accumulates in the uterine cavity. Let's consider such a violation in more detail and identify the main symptoms that are characteristic for hematomas.

How is this kind of gynecological disorder manifested?

To begin with, it should be noted that this disease can develop both almost immediately after scraping the uterine cavity, and after a while (2-3 days). The immediate mechanism for the development of hematomas is the formation of a so-called plug from the particles of the endometrium, which, after cleaning, pass through the uterine neck and look for the way out.

The main signs of hematomas developed after scraping are:

• a feeling of nausea;
• vomiting;
• diarrhea;
• increased sweating;
• increased heart rate;
• increased body temperature;
• cramping pains in the lower abdomen;
• headache, dizziness.

It is worth noting that in most cases this kind of symptomatology develops suddenly, against a background of complete well-being.

What can be dangerous such a violation?

Having understood what a hematometer is, which arose after cleansing, it must be said that in itself this violation is very dangerous for a woman's health. In time, an undetected disease can lead to the development of a purulent process in the genitals, which in turn negatively affects reproductive function. If the infection enters the bloodstream and infection occurs, sepsis occurs, which is fraught with a fatal outcome.

In those cases where the hematometer has more dimensions (with late referral to the doctor), complete removal of the uterus can be indicated .

How are hematometers treated after scraping treated?

When diagnosing such a disorder, doctors first of all resort to medical methods of therapy. In this case, drugs for stimulating uterine contractions are prescribed. Along with them, the woman takes and spasmolytic drugs, which are designed to exclude painful phenomena (No-shpa, Papaverin).

Also, if the hematometer is quite extensive and does not lend itself to drug-induced expulsion from the uterine cavity, doctors resort to the help of special tools. Thus, in particular, a probe is inserted into the uterine cavity through which the formations are extracted.

In those cases when the inflammatory process is observed in the uterus, before carrying out a similar procedure, the doctors implement a course of antibacterial therapy, and only then proceed to drain the cavity.

Thus, before treating the hematometer, the doctor carefully examines the uterine cavity with ultrasound, assesses the size and only then decides on the choice of therapy.