Also known as the Fritsch-Asherman syndrome, this condition affects up to 5 in 100,000 women and causes damage to the intrauterine cavity.
Women who have had miscarriages are between 5 and 39 percent more likely to develop this condition however.
Also known as the Fritsch-Asherman syndrome, this condition affects up to 5 in 100,000 women and causes damage to the intrauterine cavity.
Women who have had miscarriages are between 5 and 39 percent more likely to develop this condition however.
