Will uterine adenomyosis affect fertility?

Every woman dreams of having a healthy and lovely baby. However, due to many gynecological diseases, many women are unable to conceive and have their own children. Today we will talk about one of the gynecological diseases, adenomyosis. Many people still don’t know what uterine adenomyosis is. Let us introduce what uterine adenomyosis is and whether it will affect fertility. What other treatment methods are there?

Uterine adenomyoma is a pathological manifestation of adenomyosis. It is caused by the direct connection between the endometrial lesions in the myometrium and the endometrium of the uterine cavity. It is often caused by damage to the basal layer of the endometrium due to multiple pregnancies and childbirths, induced abortions, chronic endometritis, etc. This disease may affect pregnancy and needs to be treated early according to the specific condition.

The treatment of uterine fibroids requires comprehensive consideration based on the patient's age, symptoms, fertility requirements, fibroid size and growth rate. If the fibroids are small, few in number, asymptomatic, or the patient is near menopause, conservative treatment and regular check-ups can be used. If the fibroids are larger, growing rapidly, and numerous, or if there are obvious pain, heavy menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation, and other symptoms, surgical removal should be considered. It is recommended to choose the appropriate treatment method according to your own situation and follow the doctor's advice.

For uterine fibroids, go to a local regular large hospital for microwave or LEEP knife treatment. It has no effect on fertility. After treatment, you must pay attention to hygiene and avoid an anxious life. Remember to have a colposcopy after 2 months. If the uterine fibroids are small, conservative treatment can be used, but if they are large, surgery is recommended.

Another treatment for adenomyosis is surgical removal of the uterus. This will cause dysmenorrhea, which is very uncomfortable. Considering your age, you still need to actively cooperate with surgical treatment. You can consider directly removing the uterus. This will not cause a major impact on your body after the operation, nor will it affect your life expectancy.

Don't be nervous if you have uterine fibroids. They can be treated when they are small. I have seen several people where their babies and fibroids are fighting to see which one grows faster. As long as the baby can grow faster than the fibroids, it will not affect the baby. It is good to remove the uterine fibroids when the baby is born. If you are not pregnant, you can go directly for treatment and it is not necessary to remove the uterus. Finally, I wish everyone a healthy body.