What is the best treatment for adenomyoma?

Adenomyoma is a disease that can cause great harm to a woman's uterus. If we do not receive timely treatment from a doctor, it may affect a woman's fertility. When it comes to diseases like adenomyoma, the main drug treatment we use is non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, because these drugs can block the occurrence of adenomyoma and avoid the occurrence of female diseases such as dysmenorrhea.

Drug treatment such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can relieve symptoms. Oral contraceptives are also effective, and progesterone also has a certain therapeutic effect. Danazol (Danazol) can block the aromatase activity of adenomyosis tissue. Menstruation will be suspended during medication, so dysmenorrhea will no longer occur. Continuous medication for three to six months can make the uterine muscle layer thinner and the uterus smaller. However, this is a male hormone derivative. Long-term use may cause side effects such as hoarseness, acne, and beard growth.

In patients with adenomyosis, the endometrial lesions in the myometrium are directly connected to the endometrium on the uterine cavity surface. Therefore, it is generally believed that uterine wall trauma during multiple pregnancies and childbirth and chronic endometritis may be the main causes of this disease. In addition, since there is a lack of submucosal layer under the basement membrane of the endometrium and adenomyosis is often accompanied by uterine fibroids and endometrial hyperplasia, some people believe that the invasion of the basal endometrium into the myometrium may be related to high estrogen stimulation.

The traditional treatment is surgery, which involves removing the uterus or ovaries. Hysterectomy can not only cause increased blood sugar and blood lipids, endocrine dysfunction, and aggravated menopausal symptoms, but also has a high recurrence rate after surgery. Drug treatment can inhibit the growth of ectopic endometrium or prevent its progression, but the recurrence rate is very high after drug discontinuation. Therefore, the most ideal treatment method is ultrasound-guided fine needle puncture and Chinese medicine thermocoagulant interventional treatment of adenomyoma. This method does not require surgery, is safe, painless, does not require hospitalization, and can be treated and left at any time. It does not damage the normal function of the uterus and ovaries, does not affect future pregnancy, and seeks happiness for the majority of women.

The above introduces to us in detail the best treatment methods for adenomyoma. I hope that female friends can understand it well in their lives. This will be helpful for your treatment of adenomyoma. Uterine adenomyoma is a disease that is relatively difficult to treat, but patients should maintain an optimistic attitude and receive treatment from a doctor in a timely manner.