Can adenomyosis heal on its own?

Adenomyosis is a common disease among women. The disease may be caused by hormones and can easily lead to menopause in women. When women suffer from adenomyosis, if the condition is mild, it may heal on its own. If the condition is severe, treatment or a detailed examination is required.

Can adenomyosis heal on its own?

If the symptoms of adenomyosis are very mild and the patient is approaching perimenopause, then because the disease is a hormone-dependent disease, that is, she has reached menopause, the disease can basically be said to have been alleviated, and it can be called self-healing. Of course, we still need to observe the development of adenomyosis after menopause. In principle, adenomyosis should no longer develop after menopause. If adenomyosis is still developing after menopause, then it is not only not cured, it may develop in a bad direction. At this time, we must be vigilant and check it regularly.

Adenomyosis is a hormone-dependent disease. It is dependent on estrogen and will persist as long as estrogen exists in your body. So can it heal itself? Unless there is no estrogen in the body, for example, if you are about to go through menopause, in this case it is also possible. In this case, if the symptoms are not obvious, maybe we can use some medication to control it. After a while, after you go through menopause, it is possible that the lesion will not progress again.

But for young women, it is unlikely that you can expect it to heal on its own. And if adenomyosis occurs in young women, because your ovarian function is good, in this case, the lesion will only become more and more serious. Therefore, young women should not expect adenomyosis to heal itself and must see a doctor as soon as possible.

Then you have to do a long-term treatment. It doesn't mean that adenomyosis can be cured by one surgery. Even if you have surgery, it will relapse. Even if you don't feel pain now, it will get worse after a while. Therefore, we recommend early treatment and continuous treatment for adenomyosis.