What are the symptoms of adhesions after cesarean delivery?

Adhesions do not have specific and fixed symptoms
Adhesions may be very severe, yet they do not cause any symptoms, and they may be simple, but cause severe pain or even sterility.
But in general, most of the adhesions are light and without symptoms, and they have no negative effects on the body, so do not be afraid, my girl, and put a summer watermelon on your stomach...
Symptoms related to the location of the adhesion and the nature of the body, adhesion with the intestines may cause abdominal pain (and may not, of course), adhesions between the uterus and the tissues behind it may cause back pain, especially during menstruation and intercourse, adhesions with the bladder may cause difficulty urinating.

But be very careful
Not all abdominal pain is due to adhesions. There are a thousand causes of abdominal pain other than adhesions.
Not all back pain expresses the presence of adhesions, there are a million causes of back pain other than adhesions.
Not all pain with menstruation or infertility means that you have adhesions. There are many causes for menstrual pain and infertility other than adhesions.

Adhesions after cesarean section are not dangerous and harmless and do not need treatment except in two rare cases:

1 Severe adhesions with the intestines or between the intestines that may cause intestinal torsion or obstruction, which is a very, very, very rare condition.
2 Adhesions that change the shape of the tube, partially blocking it and causing an ectopic pregnancy, or a complete blockage and causing infertility, which is also a rare case, but it should be considered if pregnancy is delayed in a woman who has a history of caesarean section.