Therefore, it decides to form scar tissue to keep organs and tissues in their rightful place. Some people are superhuman formers of scar tissue. Their bodies festoon the abdomen or chest with excessive amounts of scar tissue. The scar tissue looks like strands of a spider web. Those strands are adhesions.
Adhesions can trap body organs.
The intestine is a good example. Strands of scar tissue can encircle the digestive tract so tightly that they block food passage through the tract. The surgeon must free the intestine from the grip of adhesions. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is no pill you can take to prevent the process from recurring. On the bright side, the laparoscope can often solve the adhesion problem without having to make large incisions in the abdominal wall.