About adenomyosis with adenomyoma

Today's society advocates equality between men and women, and this purpose is indeed reflected in many aspects. For example, in the business workplace, women do have their own place. But in many ways, women are always the weaker party. Because of women's body structure, their health can be easily damaged, and gynecological diseases are the biggest enemy! So what is adenomyosis with adenomyoma?

Adenomyoma refers to the localized growth of the endometrium in the myometrium to form nodules or masses. Pathological studies have shown that adenomyoma is different from myoma in that it has no capsule around it, so there is no obvious boundary with the surrounding myometrium, and no inner and outer vascular network is formed.

Uterine adenomyoma is a manifestation of adenomyosis. In clinical practice, doctors still use adenomyosis as the diagnostic name, and rarely use adenomyoma as the diagnostic name. The so-called adenomyosis or adenomyoma refers to a disease in which endometrial tissue exists within the uterine muscle layer. It is a benign disease.

Clinical diagnosis is mainly based on symptoms, internal examination, tumor index CA-125 and ultrasound. Patients usually have a history of dysmenorrhea, which often starts one or two days before menstruation, lasts throughout the menstrual period, and can still occur a few days after the menstrual period ends. Some women also have problems such as excessive menstrual bleeding, painful intercourse and infertility.

Adenomyosis and adenomyoma are types of endometriosis. In your case, the adenomyoma is relatively small. If it is accompanied by obvious symptoms of discomfort, you can consider early treatment. The best treatment method now is non-invasive ultrasonic ablation, which can inactivate the lesions while inhibiting the formation of new lesions. It can play a good therapeutic role and is an ideal treatment method. This method does not cause bleeding or remove the uterus, and is less harmful. Because it is non-invasive, the side effects are minimal, and it can avoid scars and organ adhesions caused by surgery. You can learn more about it. In addition, the possibility of a cyst in the right ovary should be considered, and laparoscopic removal can be considered. For simple cysts in the cervix, there is no urgent need for treatment, and annual TCT examinations are recommended. It is best for you to go to a regular Grade A tertiary hospital for a check-up.

No matter how strong a woman is, when she encounters gynecological diseases, she will be helpless and have to place her hopes on the doctor, hoping that the doctor can cure her. At this time, women are vulnerable and helpless. I just want to say that for the sake of their own health and if they don’t want to get gynecological diseases, women must learn to keep themselves clean.