How to treat posterior uterine wall adenomyosis

Posterior uterine wall adenomyosis is a disease that seriously affects women's health. It often causes great harm to female friends. However, as long as it is treated actively, posterior uterine wall adenomyosis can be cured. So now I will introduce to you how to view and treat posterior uterine wall adenomyosis. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Adenomyosis is also known as adenomyosis, and the incidence of this disease has been increasing! And most of them are sisters or professional white-collar workers in the city. Its characteristic is that most patients suffer from severe dysmenorrhea during menstruation, and may even faint from the pain and feel like dying. Clinical B-ultrasound examinations show that patients with adenomyosis will have features such as enlarged uterus, rough and uneven uterine wall, etc.

The main manifestation is dysmenorrhea, which gets worse over the years. At first, you may just need to take a rest and take a painkiller to "get by", but usually after a few years, the pain gets worse, seriously affecting the patient's work and study, making it impossible to persist in work, and even affecting sleep. Even increasing the dosage and frequency of painkillers is of no avail, seriously affecting the patient's ability to work and quality of life.

Infertility occurs when a young couple lives together for one year after marriage without taking any contraceptive measures and cannot conceive during normal sexual life. A large number of patients come for examination because of infertility and are found to have adenomyosis.

Preoperative examination: mainly includes routine gynecological examination, B-ultrasound, leucorrhea routine examination, urine test, electrocardiogram, etc. Depending on the number of inspection items, this part of the fee varies from several hundred yuan. Preoperative examination is very important. It can detect whether there is gynecological inflammation, whether there are complications, etc., and can effectively avoid the risks of surgery. Surgical fees: Generally speaking, surgical fees are related to medical technology, surgical care and other factors. Experts suggest that it is safer to choose a technology with higher safety and a specialized hospital. Postoperative anti-inflammatory treatment: Depending on individual conditions, there are generally two options: taking medication and intravenous drip, with different costs. After the laparoscopic surgery, the doctor will prescribe some anti-inflammatory drugs for you according to your physical condition. This medication will generally last until your body fully recovers. Of course, it is possible that your physical condition is better and your recovery is faster, so you will be almost fully recovered before you finish taking the medication. Therefore, the cost of this part also needs to be determined according to personal circumstances.

The treatment for posterior uterine wall adenomyosis is generally surgical. As long as it goes well, it can be cured. However, once the patient is found to have posterior uterine wall adenomyosis, active and timely treatment is required, because if not treated it will affect the female friend's body and the normal sexual life between the couple.