How big is the adenomyoma that requires surgery?

Women of all ages suffer from adenomyoma, because the cause of this disease is closely related to their daily living habits. The biggest reason is that women's endocrine imbalance leads to this disease. Therefore, they should pay more attention to their lifestyle in daily life. If women have this disease, do they need surgical treatment? Some people say yes, but some people say no, saying that surgery is needed only when the tumor is larger. If so, how old does adenomyoma need to be before surgery is needed? Let's take a look below.

1. Generally, if a patient has uterine adenomyoma, it is recommended to treat it with medication. However, if this method is used for treatment, it means that the patient's uterine adenomyoma is not very large, so it can be treated with this method. If it is relatively large, it is not recommended to use this method to treat this disease.

2. If the patient's adenomyoma is larger than five centimeters, surgical treatment is recommended. However, it is recommended that the patient undergo surgery after menstruation, which will be more convenient at this time. In addition, medical care should be paid attention to after the surgery, because this disease is very easy to recur if not paid attention to.

3. Because each patient is of different age and has different symptoms, in addition, the growth rate of adenomyoma in some patients is also different, and some patients will have more of this thing, and some people have not yet given birth, so under this standard it is difficult to say how much adenomyoma is needed for surgery. Sometimes surgery is required when the adenomyoma is not large, and sometimes it needs to be very large. Therefore, this situation still depends on the patient's condition.

In daily life, if a woman has adenomyoma, it is better to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination. After the examination, she can treat the disease according to the development trend. However, during the treatment, she should also pay more attention to her lifestyle. She should not stay up late often, or have the habit of smoking and drinking, because doing so is very bad for the development of the patient's condition.