What should I pay attention to after pregnancy with adenomyosis

Adenomyosis is a very challenging disease for women to get pregnant, and it is very difficult for many pregnant women with adenomyosis to maintain their pregnancy. Patients with adenomyosis must have regular prenatal checkups after becoming pregnant, because their chance of miscarriage is much higher than that of normal people, so their health can only be confirmed through frequent checkups. The next thing is to pay more attention to rest and avoid heavy physical labor. In fact, the most important thing is to keep a happy mood. During pregnancy, the emotions of pregnant women are sensitive and fluctuating. Maintaining a stable and happy mood is beneficial to preserving the fetus.

Causes of adenomyosis

1. Multiple deliveries: During childbirth, a woman's uterus first expands and then contracts, which can cause damage to the endometrium and squeeze the woman's uterine muscle layer. Therefore, trauma to the uterine wall during multiple pregnancies and childbirth and chronic endometritis can lead to adenomyosis.

2. Excessive estrogen stimulation: Excessive estrogen stimulation will cause the endometrium to grow and extend to the myometrium, forming adenomyosis.

3. Multiple abortions: Multiple artificial abortions and curettage operations, which involve performing surgical procedures inside the cervix, can easily damage the female uterine muscle wall and lead to endometrial ectopication.

How to protect the fetus after pregnancy with adenomyosis

1. Prenatal check-ups should start as soon as possible after pregnancy. Compared with the normal population, the miscarriage rate of women with adenomyosis is slightly higher. Prenatal examinations should be started as early as possible after pregnancy. If signs of threatened miscarriage appear, the doctor will perform appropriate tocolytic treatment. If there is no vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain, pregnant women with adenomyosis do not need to stay in bed all day to protect the fetus.

2. Care should be taken to avoid strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor. In addition, in the early stages of pregnancy, you should pay attention to a light diet and balanced nutritional intake. You can eat more natural foods rich in vitamins and protein, and avoid spicy, cold, acidic, and foods containing too many additives.

3. Regulate your emotions and maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude. After becoming pregnant, women become more emotionally sensitive and are prone to negative emotions that are detrimental to their own and the fetus's health. Therefore, in the early stages of pregnancy, you should pay attention to regulating your emotions, avoid negative emotions in your daily life, and maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, which is very beneficial for disease control and the healthy development of the fetus.