Adenomyosis Anal pain

Patients with adenomyosis basically feel like they want to die, and all aspects of their study, work, and daily life will be seriously affected. Moreover, the onset of the disease usually means that the menstrual pain becomes more and more severe, and may even cause dizziness, and the quality of sleep is also seriously poor. In addition to menstrual pain and abdominal pain, some people also suffer from anal prolapse and pain. Some patients describe it as "very uncomfortable, I feel like there is something pressing against the anus, which makes me unable to stand or sit every day!" Are these symptoms caused by adenomyosis? How can adenomyosis cause anal prolapse?

Adenomyosis is one of the more common gynecological diseases at present. It is generally common in women aged 35-45 who have experienced pregnancy. Because the patient's endometrium proliferates and invades the myometrium of the uterus and grows, the patient's common symptoms mainly include dysmenorrhea, heavy menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation, shortened menstrual cycle, painful intercourse, anemia, infertility and other symptoms. So can adenomyosis cause anal prolapse in patients? What's going on?

Before answering this question, let's first discuss how adenomyosis occurs: We mentioned earlier that adenomyosis is caused by the patient's endometriosis invading the myometrium of the uterus and growing. These disorderly growing uterine wall cells will also fall off and bleed with the patient's menstrual cycle, but cannot be discharged from the cervix like normal menstruation, so they accumulate in the patient's myometrium and cause focal adenomyosis. This disease is located in the patient's uterine myometrium, causing the patient's uterus to enlarge and harden, the endometrium to thicken, and it may be compressed into the duodenum, causing the patient to feel a distended anus. Especially for patients with adenomyosis whose disease is located on the posterior wall of the uterus, they also have obvious anal pain before and after their menstrual period.

Patients with adenomyosis should be careful to avoid taking various acidic and alkaline foods, eating cold and spicy foods during menstruation, such as lemon, pomegranate, plum, vinegar, cold food, salad, melon, chili pepper, pepper, raw onion and garlic, etc. This kind of food can easily cause blood stagnation, cold blood stasis, pelvic congestion, etc., which is not conducive to the discharge of menstruation and will aggravate the dysmenorrhea symptoms of adenomyosis patients.

In addition, adenomyosis patients should pay attention to a light diet during menstruation. They can eat more copper-rich foods that are beneficial to replenishing qi and blood, such as black fungus, broccoli, chicken liver, etc.

Keep warm: Patients with adenomyosis need to keep warm during their menstrual period. Even in summer, they should be careful not to eat hot and cold food to avoid uterine muscle spasms and aggravate dysmenorrhea symptoms. In addition, keeping the abdomen warm can also help relieve dysmenorrhea.

Pay attention to your mood: During the menstrual period of adenomyosis, you should pay attention to adjusting your mood, maintain an optimistic and happy mood, and avoid negative emotions such as anger and fear, so as to avoid making menstrual pain, irregular menstruation and other conditions more serious.

Pay attention to rest: Patients with adenomyosis should pay attention to rest more during menstruation, and avoid complicated physical work and excessive exercise. To prevent pelvic congestion and aggravate dysmenorrhea symptoms.

Medical experts remind that if adenomyosis is not treated in time, the symptoms will become more serious with the increase of menstrual frequency, which will not only harm the patient's health, but also reduce the patient's quality of life. Therefore, many patients must seek treatment in time after discovering the symptoms.