What happens if adenomyosis is not treated?

Adenomyosis is a disease that occurs in the female uterus. It is also a disease that has a great impact on the health of the female uterus and even the entire reproductive system, and requires timely treatment. So, what are the consequences of not treating adenomyosis? If adenomyosis is not treated, you may experience health problems such as anemia, dysmenorrhea, or infertility, so it is better to treat adenomyosis early!

1. Anemia

Menstrual disorders are manifested by prolonged menstrual periods and increased menstrual volume. Some patients may also experience spotting before and after menstruation. Severe patients may develop anemia. Women with adenomyosis have a uterus that is significantly larger than normal and spherical, which increases the area of ​​the endometrium, causing excessive menstrual flow and prolonged menstrual periods. It is also accompanied by endometrial hyperplasia and excessive bleeding, leading to anemia in women.

2. Dysmenorrhea

If dysmenorrhea is severe, it can be relieved with medication in the early stages, but as the condition worsens, the dosage of the medication will also increase.

3. Infertility

Along with the onset of symptoms, great harm will follow to the patient, such as: abnormal menstruation, infertility, dyspareunia, pelvic pain, low fever, increased leucorrhea and menstrual pain and other uncomfortable symptoms. Dysmenorrhea is accompanied by progressive aggravation, and the degree is unbearable. Adenomyosis can also cause infertility. Some young women also suffer from it, including women aged 16-30, and women of childbearing age can also suffer from infertility.

4. Don’t catch a cold

Adenomyosis is a benign cancer. If a woman is suffering from it, she should not panic too much. In addition to actively cooperating with the treatment, she should also be careful not to eat spicy and irritating foods. Some women suffer from dysmenorrhea and heavy menstrual flow. If they eat spicy and irritating foods, it will cause pelvic congestion and inflammation, or cause excessive contraction of the uterine muscles, making the dysmenorrhea more severe. Do not catch a cold.

The above four points are the hazards of adenomyosis. Adenomyosis often causes anemia in people, and the dysmenorrhea is very serious, and some female friends may even be unable to become pregnant. Therefore, it can be seen that the harm of adenomyosis is indeed very serious. We must develop good living habits in our daily life and avoid some inappropriate factors.