Treatment of adenomyosis with traditional Chinese medicine

At present, there is no way to eradicate adenomyosis. Treatment methods can be selected based on the patient's symptoms, age, and fertility requirements. For patients with milder symptoms, nadazole can be used for treatment, which can alleviate the symptoms, but the side effects are great and the symptoms may recur after stopping the medication. Young patients or those who are expecting to have children can choose the disease removal surgery, but there is also a risk of recurrence after the operation. For patients with severe symptoms, who are not eligible for pregnancy and who have failed drug treatment, total hysterectomy can be performed.

The current treatment methods for adenomyosis generally include medication and surgery, and patients should choose according to the severity of their condition. Adenomyosis is generally a symptom caused by the expansion of uterine endometriosis into the endometrial muscle layer, resulting in diffuse enlargement of the uterine myometrium. Due to the regular shedding of the uterine wall, it is usually accompanied by more severe menstrual pain. If not treated promptly, problems such as uterine enlargement, increased menstrual pain, and abnormal menstrual bleeding may easily occur.

It is recommended that when female friends find that they have this symptom, they should first go to a reliable hospital for examination to determine whether they have adenomyosis. They can improve menstrual pain by taking drugs such as naproxen and ibuprofen granules. They can also consider inserting the Mirena ring to relieve menstrual pain and reduce bleeding. For older women with severe symptoms, surgical treatment can also be chosen.

Adenomyosis mostly occurs in women aged 30 to 50. 35% of women with adenomyosis have no clinical symptoms. The clinical symptoms of adenomyosis are excessive menstrual flow and persistent dysmenorrhea. The treatment plan should be determined based on the patient's age and whether she has any requirements for fertility. For women who want to have children, they can choose to use danazol or levonorgestrel intrauterine decongestant system treatment. Because there is no drug that can eradicate the disease at this stage, we can only control the condition and relieve the pain. For women who are not pregnant, the uterus can be removed surgically. Whether to preserve the uterus and ovaries depends on whether the uterus and ovaries have become diseased and the patient's age.