The serosimeter is a cluster of serous fluid in the inner cavity of the uterus. This phenomenon can appear as a result of inflammatory and endocrine etiology. The most common serosimeter appears in menopause, when hormonal changes in the female body begin and the reproductive function dies out. When a woman begins a climacteric period, the mucosa becomes less elastic and loses the ability to quickly recover. This is because the body is aging and is unable to produce enough hormones for menstruation.
The appearance of serosomes can be caused by the following factors:
- smoking and regular use of alcohol;
- lack of necessary physical exertion;
- violation of diet;
- the food ration is not filled with enough estrogens;
- promiscuous sexual acts, traumas of the genital tract;
- uterine fibroids .
Sometimes it happens that the appearance of serosomes can provoke hormonal therapy, which was used to eliminate severe cases of menopausal women.
Serosomer in postmenopause
When a serosimeter appears in a postmenopausal woman, the endocervical canal deforms and outflow of fluid from the uterus cavity becomes difficult. As a result of this phenomenon, patients can begin to increase the uterus in a volume that can reach the size, as in the eighth month of pregnancy.
If there is no violation of outflow of fluid, then the woman has the following symptoms:
- pain in the lower abdomen;
- highlighting of a grayish hue in large quantities;
- periodic changes in body temperature;
- difficulty urinating;
- painful intercourse;
- liquid copious discharge after sexual contact.
Treatment of serosometry
If serosomes do not worsen the woman's well-being, then this stage of the disease can easily be treated with non-surgical methods of treatment.
In addition, use drugs that improve the blood supply to the uterus and promote the recovery of the mucous membrane of the body. These are different biostimulants, food enzymes, injections of vitamins B and C, physiotherapy (in the absence of contraindications) - all these measures give a good result if applied in a complex way.
But such drugs are used only if there are no stagnant phenomena in the uterus. The course of treatment is carried out for 15 days with a break in one month. For complete recovery, 2 to 3 courses of this type of treatment are required.