How to relieve adenomyosis dysmenorrhea

If women do not take proper care of themselves in their daily lives, they are very likely to suffer from adenomyosis. If they accidentally suffer from adenomyosis, their fertility in the later period may be affected. Adenomyosis is also a relatively serious gynecological disease. This adenomyosis has many adverse symptoms. After suffering from adenomyosis, patients may even experience dysmenorrhea. So how to relieve adenomyosis dysmenorrhea?

The uterus of women with adenomyosis is uniformly enlarged, and the lesions in the uterus are of two types: diffuse and localized. Generally, the growth is diffuse and affects the posterior wall of the uterus, so the posterior wall of the uterus is thicker than the forearm. In women with adenomyosis, the base of the uterine wall is significantly thicker and harder. In some cases, the endometrium grows locally in the myometrium, forming masses or nodules, a condition called adenomyosis.

Adenomyoma is different from fibroids in that there is no capsule around it. If a woman who has given birth and is over 30 years old experiences increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual periods, and worsening dysmenorrhea each year, and her uterus is uniformly enlarged or has localized nodular bulges during examination, her doctor will first consider adenomyosis. Women with adenomyosis experience severe pain every time they have their menstrual period.

For women with adenomyosis, the condition will worsen with each menstruation, so the earlier the treatment, the better. Doctors generally perform surgical treatment. Regardless of the severity or cause of adenomyosis, uterine-preserving surgery will use hysteroscopy to remove the lesion in order to preserve the uterus and female reproductive function.

The dysmenorrhea symptoms of adenomyosis are more severe than those of endometriosis. Many women cannot tolerate the dysmenorrhea caused by adenomyosis. If you want to quickly relieve the dysmenorrhea caused by adenomyosis, it is recommended to use a dysmenorrhea analgesic device. This product has obvious analgesic effect and it uses TENS transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation therapy.

It transmits mild low-frequency electrical pulses through electrodes to the nerve endings related to pain in the human body, stimulating the thick fibers of sensory nerves under the skin, helping the body to produce more substances - endorphins, thereby inhibiting the transmission of pain signals to the brain. It should be noted that dysmenorrhea pain relief devices cannot treat adenomyosis. If patients find that they have adenomyosis, it is recommended to go to the hospital for early treatment.