What is adenomyosis with adenomyoma?

The uterus is a reproductive organ unique to women. In matriarchal society, it was worshipped as a totem in ancient times because it can miraculously reproduce the next generation. This further illustrates the importance of the uterus. The importance of the uterus to a woman is self-evident. It can be said that a woman who cannot give birth to a child is equivalent to missing half her life, and adenomyosis with adenomyoma is such a killer of women.

Uterine adenomyoma is a benign disease in which endometrial tissue exists within the uterine muscle layer. 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. It can be treated with medicine or surgery.

Under normal circumstances, the hazards of uterine adenomyoma are mainly the following:

1. Infertility: Uterine adenomyoma can cause infertility. Ectopic endometrial tissue can cause extensive adhesions in the pelvic cavity, leading to obstruction of the fallopian tubes and causing infertility.

2. Excessive menstruation and anemia: The uterus of patients with uterine adenomyoma is significantly larger than that of normal people and is spherical. The area of ​​the endometrium increases, causing excessive bleeding and prolonged menstruation. At the same time, endometrial hyperplasia is also a cause of excessive bleeding. Excessive bleeding can lead to anemia.

3. Dysmenorrhea: The uterine myometrium has a tight tissue structure, and ectopic endometrial tissue bleeds extensively in the myometrium, causing increased uterine tension and spasmodic contraction of uterine smooth muscle, resulting in dysmenorrhea that worsens month by month. Dysmenorrhea occurs before and during each menstruation. The pain is very severe and the woman cannot sleep at night, affecting her rest and work. She needs to take strong painkillers to relieve the pain. As the disease worsens, the painkiller relief time is shortened and the dosage is increased. Those with severe disease will experience pain even when not menstruating. This causes serious harm to women's body and mind. The most obvious harm of uterine adenomyoma is dysmenorrhea, and it is very painful. The pain will become more and more severe with age. This pain may even affect normal life and work. In general medicine, this type of dysmenorrhea is called secondary dysmenorrhea.

So through the above description, we find that uterine adenomyoma should be treated early, because this disease worsens month by month. If it is not treated, the condition will become more and more serious, and the difficulty of treatment will increase relatively. It is recommended that patients discover and treat it early. The uterus also enlarges, proliferates, hardens, and even becomes fibrotic. The endometrial tissue in adenomyoma has a very strong ability to invade and multiply in the myometrium of the uterus, which is no less than the invasion and proliferation rate of tumor cells. It is also called benign lesions and malignant behavior, which greatly increases the difficulty of treatment. At present, there is no way to completely cure the disease.

After reading the above introduction to adenomyosis with adenomyoma, I believe that most female friends have a certain understanding of adenomyosis with adenomyoma. Uterine adenomyosis with adenomyoma is such a dangerous disease. If this disease is not treated in time, it will be the most fatal pain for a woman. If you find yourself accidentally suffering from this disease, please seek treatment as soon as possible and do not delay.