Treatment of adenomyosis in women

Female adenomyosis is undoubtedly a major focus of discussion nowadays. Many of us who are older may suffer from various diseases. This disease has brought great pain and torture to our lives and made many people suffer. For this reason, many people have sought medical treatment everywhere, but have not received good treatment results. So is there no cure for this disease? The answer is obviously no, so what is a good way to treat female adenomyosis? Let us now learn about the best treatment for adenomyosis in women.

Treatment:

There are three main treatments for adenomyosis: drug therapy, interventional therapy, and surgical treatment. Achieving uterine-preserving radical treatment of adenomyosis is a major medical challenge today. Conventional treatments are difficult to achieve good results.

Drug treatment: For young patients who want to have children and are unwilling to undergo surgical treatment, consider drug treatment. The drugs are mainly hormonal drugs, which mainly regulate endocrine, reduce estrogen levels, and inhibit the growth of adenomyosis lesions, but have no long-term effects. These hormone drugs can cause amenorrhea, premature aging, and have serious side effects, so they must be used under the guidance of a doctor. Click to consult: What is the best treatment for adenomyosis?

Mirena IUD interventional relief treatment: Mirena contraceptive ring can release highly effective progestin, which can relieve dysmenorrhea and excessive menstrual flow to a certain extent and inhibit excessive uterine bleeding, but it has no therapeutic effect on adenomyosis lesions and is suitable for some adenomyosis patients. After inserting the Mirena IUD, there will be irregular vaginal bleeding for six months to a year. The uterus of patients with adenomyosis is larger, and the IUD is easy to fall off.

Traditional hysterectomy: It is suitable for patients who have no fertility requirements, have extensive lesions, severe symptoms, and are ineffective for conservative treatment. Because adenomyosis lesions are diffuse, it is difficult to completely remove the lesions without penetrating the uterine cavity. Therefore, in many areas where medical technology and expert experience are limited, patients can only undergo hysterectomy. However, complete removal of the hysterectomy may lead to premature ovarian failure, causing women to age at least four years earlier.

The above content introduces us to how to treat female adenomyosis. These contents are undoubtedly a great blessing to our patients. We can use the methods introduced above to effectively treat our own problems. We can also tell the above article to our relatives and friends around us, so that more people can recover their health.