Pictures of adenomyosis

Although the prevalence of adenomyosis is high in recent years, our understanding of the disease is still unclear. The cause of adenomyosis is still not very clear. It is generally believed that this is caused by the interaction of various factors. The most important reason is the disease caused by compensatory hypertrophy of uterine myometrial cells.

In addition to the reasons introduced above, viral infection, surgical damage, drug stimulation, genetic factors and incorrect daily living habits may also cause adenomyosis. Whether it is to prevent or treat adenomyosis, it is necessary to start with these factors, so that it will be more targeted.

In the past, most patients with adenomyosis were over 40 years old, but in recent years the age of patients has shown a trend of gradually getting younger. In the early stages of adenomyosis, the symptoms of patients are not very obvious. As the disease progresses, patients will experience menstrual disorders. These include prolonged menstruation, increased menstrual flow and dysmenorrhea. If the condition worsens, it may also cause anemia in patients.

Patients with adenomyosis will also have changes in clinical symptoms. A hard mass may appear inside the uterus, the uterus will expand, and there will be tenderness and pain. After the menstrual period, the uterus will become smaller. It may be caused by uterine fibroids in general patients, which is very serious.

If you suspect you have adenomyosis, you need to go to the hospital for the most comprehensive examination. Currently, there are roughly two ways to check for adenomyosis, namely imaging diagnosis and regular blood cell examination. To diagnose adenomyosis, it is necessary not only to understand the patient's test results but also to have a detailed understanding of the patient's development history. If you are diagnosed with adenomyosis, you need to receive treatment immediately. Currently, medication is the most common treatment method, which is suitable for patients with adenomyosis with relatively mild symptoms. Patients with relatively severe adenomyosis need surgical treatment, which includes adenomyosis resection and hysterectomy. The doctor's advice should be sought when choosing the treatment method to achieve good results.