What is the most serious case of adenomyosis?

Adenomyosis is closely related to various intrauterine surgical procedures such as childbirth and abortion. In the early stages of the disease, the symptoms are not very obvious and are considered to be a simple case of irregular menstruation. Therefore, it is ignored by many female friends, delaying the best time for treatment. In severe cases, it can cause infertility. So what are the serious consequences of adenomyosis?

1. Increased menstrual pain: Most women experience menstrual pain every month. The lower abdominal pain four or five days before the first menstruation can easily be confused with mild dysmenorrhea symptoms. The menstrual pain at this time is mild and patients can generally bear it. However, as the condition worsens, premenstrual pain will also worsen, and the patient may even break out in sweat or roll around in bed in unbearable pain. This is because the disease volume in the uterine myometrium has expanded, affecting the internal environment of the uterus. Long-term swelling and edema of the uterine myometrium will occur, resulting in secondary pain.

2. Severe anemia: Adenomyosis in women can cause menstrual disorders, which are manifested as bleeding a few days before menstruation, or bleeding after the menstruation. The woman feels that the bleeding never stops, and the bleeding increases relatively without illness. The blood circulation of women is obstructed, and in severe cases, anemia may occur. Appropriate Chinese medicine should be used for conditioning, otherwise severe anemia may lead to the occurrence of other complications.

3. Cause infertility: With the aggravation of adenomyosis, the fallopian tubes will be compressed, severely deformed and blocked. The sperm cannot enter the fallopian tubes, and the eggs cannot be discharged from the uterus and ovaries, which will eventually cause infertility in women.

The above three points are the more serious adverse effects of adenomyosis, including aggravation of menstrual pain and anemia symptoms, and even infertility. These have caused troubles in women's daily lives and seriously affected the happiness of the family. Patients should not be shy to go to the hospital for treatment because they think it is a private matter. Once you have adenomyosis, you should go to the hospital for a comprehensive gynecological examination in time to control the development of the disease as soon as possible.