How is asherman's syndrome diagnosed?

Variety of tests.: Asherman's syndrome is arare, and is the formation of adhesions and scar tissue inside the uterus, likely occurring after several D&C's. Infection must be ruled out with blood tests, direct examination with a scope (hesteroscopy), trans-vaginal sonogram are generally what will make the diagnosis.

Hysteroscopy: fiberoptic visualization of the lining of the uterus, look for scrring or adhesions from previous D7C. IP or infection.

Asherman's Syndrome: Intrauterine or intracervical adhesions or scar tissue best diagnosed by hysteroscopy (direct visualisation of the uterus or hysterosalpingogram.