If a hysteroscopy or ultrasound has shown intrauterine adhesions — often called Asherman’s syndrome — you are probably being told two things at once: that scar tissue inside the uterus is a structural issue only a specialist can address, and that your day-to-day wellness still matters while you plan for a baby. Both are true. Many women in this situation ask us the same practical question: “which AGO combo should I be taking while my doctor handles the rest?” This guide answers exactly that.
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What Asherman’s syndrome means for TTC — and what supplements cannot do
Adhesions are bands of scar tissue that can form inside the uterus, usually after a D&C, uterine surgery or infection. They can make periods lighter or absent and can affect the uterine cavity where an embryo would implant. Two points to be completely clear about:
- This is a structural condition. Only a specialist can assess it, usually with hysteroscopy, and only a specialist can perform adhesiolysis or any other medical procedure. Supplements do not remove, dissolve or repair scar tissue, and do not restore a damaged uterine lining.
- Nothing here replaces your treatment plan. If your doctor has scheduled surgery, hormone therapy or IVF, that plan comes first — always.
- Everyday wellness still counts. Alongside medical care, most women want a simple daily routine that supports overall uterine, hormonal and egg-cell wellness during the months they are trying. That is the role AGO products are designed for.
AGO Tumor — daily uterine wellness support
AGO Tumor is a herbal-based dietary supplement designed to support general uterine wellness as part of a healthy lifestyle. Women managing uterine conditions often use it as their daily base while their specialist manages the medical side. To be explicit: it is not a therapy for adhesions and it does not clear scar tissue — it is a wellness supplement taken alongside your doctor’s care.
AGO Mom + AGO Eva — egg-cell, cycle and hormonal wellness
Uterine scarring rarely travels alone; most women also want to keep the rest of the picture in good shape while they wait for surgery, recovery or an IVF cycle:
- AGO Mom — designed to support everyday egg-cell wellness and healthy ovulation patterns during the preconception window.
- AGO Eva — designed to support hormonal balance and cycle comfort, which matters when periods have become light or irregular.
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Building your AGO combo — Tumor + Mom + Eva
A common starting point for women with intrauterine adhesions who are trying to conceive:
- Core: AGO Tumor (uterine wellness) + AGO Mom (egg-cell wellness).
- Add AGO Eva for hormonal and cycle-comfort support, especially if your cycle has changed.
- Add Mẫu Nguyệt Đà if you also want herbal cycle and uterine wellness support.
- His side: pairing with AGO Dad covers sperm wellness so both partners are supported through the same window.
Related reading: thin uterine lining support, endometrial polyps and conceiving after fibroid surgery.
How long to take it — and your free personalized plan
Egg cells mature over roughly three months, so most women plan a 90-day window of consistent daily use:
- Take each formula daily; consistency matters more than perfect timing.
- If you have had or are scheduled for hysteroscopic surgery, follow your surgeon’s post-op clearance before starting or restarting any supplement.
- Always tell your doctor and your fertility clinic which supplements you take, especially around surgery, hormone therapy or an IVF transfer.
AGO products are herbal-based dietary supplements designed to support wellness. They do not treat Asherman’s syndrome, do not remove adhesions and do not guarantee any outcome. The easiest next step is a free, no-pressure consultation so our care team can suggest the combo that fits your situation.