Adenomyosis causes pain after menstruation

Adenomyosis is a common gynecological disease and also a difficult gynecological disease. Because of its low cure rate, it causes great pain to patients. Its common symptoms are heavy menstrual flow, painful intercourse, and even infertility. For patients, the most prominent symptom should be pain, especially menstrual pain. However, some patients not only experience pain during menstruation, but also after menstruation, or even between two menstrual periods. What is the reason for adenomyosis to cause pain after menstruation?

What is the reason for adenomyosis to cause pain after menstruation?

Why do people with adenomyosis experience menstrual pain? Even if the pain during menstruation is gone, why is there still pain after menstruation? Many patients' experience with adenomyosis can be summed up in one word: pain! We all know that the most typical symptom of adenomyosis is menstrual pain, but for some patients, the end of menstruation does not mean that the pain will temporarily end. A large number of adenomyosis patients also suffer from postmenstrual pain and non-menstrual pain.

Why does adenomyosis cause menstrual pain?

The reason why adenomyosis causes menstrual pain is that the endometrial bleeding in the myometrium is disordered and cannot be cleared, resulting in disease. The existence of the disease will cause the capillaries in the myometrium to dilate, the blood volume to increase, and the uterus to spasm and contract during each menstrual period, causing menstrual pain.

Why does adenomyosis cause postmenstrual pain?

Adenomyosis can cause postmenstrual pain, which is caused by the "edema" of this disease.

The disease of adenomyosis has a very large response to estrogen. If the estrogen level is high, it is very easy to be "excited". This "excitement" will cause edema. Once swollen, the uterus will be under too much pressure and pain will occur. Therefore, the disease will cause edema during menstruation, and the edema does not completely disappear after the menstruation is over, but still exists. So, the pain will still occur after the menstrual period is over. The duration of pain for each person is different and is related to their own condition.

Why do I have pain during my two menstrual periods?

During ovulation, estrogen is also very high. When this estrogen rises to a higher level, it will stimulate the disease and cause disease edema.

Generally speaking, the most profound symptom experienced by patients with adenomyosis is pain, but the degree and duration of pain vary from patient to patient. The vast majority of patients experience pain during menstruation, some experience pain after menstruation, and some experience pain between menstruation periods. The pain of adenomyosis is directly related to the level of estrogen. When estrogen rises, the pain will be aggravated.