Adenomyosis with fibroids

There are many posts about this disease on the web, and of course the patients are all women. Perhaps because all the patients are female, some of them may still feel a little shy or restrained during the treatment. In fact, there is no need for this at all. With the development of modern medical technology and the increasing openness of society, these diseases are no longer rare diseases.

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. Surgical treatment can only be performed at the cost of removing the uterus or ovaries, and the postoperative recurrence rate is high. Hysterectomy can also cause a series of symptoms such as increased blood sugar and blood lipids, endocrine dysfunction, aggravated menopausal symptoms, and sexual dysfunction.

Although some hormone-containing drugs can temporarily stop the growth of the endometrium or prevent its progression, the recurrence rate is high after discontinuation of the drug. Neither of them is an ideal method for treating this disease. Non-surgical ultrasound interventional treatment is an ideal method for treating adenomyosis. It can preserve the uterus, kill most of the ectopic endometrium, and significantly alleviate the symptoms of dysmenorrhea. No hospitalization is required and the patient can be treated and discharged at any time.

Medical technology has advanced to the point where there is no need to worry that this disease cannot be cured. On the contrary, current medical technology is more than sufficient to treat this disease. Therefore, patients with this disease do not have to worry about their disease not being able to be cured, as there is no such possibility now. So go to the hospital and actively receive treatment, you will definitely recover.