Precursor of adenomyoma cancer

Most cases of adenomyosis in women are benign diseases, but this type of disease may also have the probability of pathological changes. Although the probability of lesions is not very high, it still needs to be taken seriously. If you have adenomyosis, you should pay close attention to avoid the disease. What are the signs before adenomyosis occurs?

1. If during the B-ultrasound examination, it is found that the uterus has suddenly enlarged and grows relatively quickly, the patient should pay attention to it. Patients with adenomyosis should be examined every three months or six months so that they can better grasp the situation. If during the examination, it is found that the uterus is enlarged rapidly, it is necessary to be alert.

2. Check the CA125 value and observe the changes. Under normal circumstances, this value is generally between 0 and 35. However, some patients may experience an increase in this value. If the patient is found to have a sudden increase in this value during the examination, it may be a sign of disease and requires attention.

3. Patients with adenomyosis may also experience menstrual pain. Women should observe the menstrual pain during their menstrual period. If the menstrual pain is not very severe at the beginning, but suddenly develops, you should be aware that it may be a sign of disease. If you have had menstrual pain before but it suddenly eases, this is also an abnormal condition and you should be careful about disease.