Adenomyosis menstruation is always unclean

Adenomyosis has a high prevalence among female reproductive diseases, and generally occurs in women who have experienced childbirth. Trauma to the endometrium caused by multiple pregnancies or childbirth, and chronic endometrial inflammation can cause women to suffer from this disease. After being diagnosed with adenomyosis, the menstrual period has been irregular. Is the irregular menstruation caused by this disease? Can a reasonable diet alleviate this symptom?

1. After women suffer from adenomyosis, about one-third of the patients do not show any abnormal physical symptoms. However, women who are over 30 years old and have given birth will continue to experience irregular menstruation such as increased menstrual volume and prolonged menstruation after suffering from adenomyosis. This is the reason why women with adenomyosis always have irregular menstruation. If adenomyosis is not controlled in time, dysmenorrhea symptoms will gradually worsen.

2. If women with adenomyosis have irregular menstruation, they should adjust their diet well, which will at least not aggravate the condition. Patients with adenomyosis should not eat raw or cold food during their menstrual period. In addition to cold food and cold dishes, they should also eat less cold food such as hairy crabs, snails, leeches, pears, melons, etc., to avoid aggravating the symptoms of dysmenorrhea.

3. Women with adenomyosis should also eat less acidic fruits, because acidic fruits also have astringent effects, which can easily cause blood stasis during menstruation. If menstruation cannot be discharged completely, it will make the menstrual period last longer and there will always be symptoms of incomplete menstruation. Incomplete menstruation can also cause dysmenorrhea symptoms. Therefore, patients with adenomyosis during menstruation should try not to eat sour and spicy vegetables, sauerkraut, green plums, sour dates, lemons and other acidic fruits.

4. Patients with adenomyosis cannot eat spicy food or other stimulating foods, especially those with adenomyosis symptoms who have dysmenorrhea. Patients with adenomyosis already have heavy menstrual flow. If they eat spicy and hot foods at this time, it will aggravate the pelvic congestion, and excessive contraction of the uterus will aggravate the symptoms of dysmenorrhea. In addition to chili peppers, spicy foods and hot condiments such as pepper, garlic, onion, ginger, etc. should be avoided as much as possible.

The menstrual period of patients with adenomyosis is always irregular, mainly because the disease causes heavy menstrual flow and increased menstrual cycle. Therefore, adenomyosis must be treated in time to control the development of the disease. The diet of patients with adenomyosis should be improved and adjusted. They should eat more light and nutritious foods. Patients should not eat raw and cold foods, spicy foods, or acidic fruits during menstruation, as these foods are not good for controlling the disease.