What causes uterine displacement?

Uterine displacement is a common disease. In the early stages of the disease, endometrial displacement will occur. Drug treatment is ineffective for this type of patient, and it may also affect future pregnancy function. Therefore, some methods can be used to regulate and repair it in daily life to achieve a radical cure, which will help the recovery of the disease.

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Treatment methods are mainly divided into two categories: surgery and drugs. They vary from person to person based on comprehensive considerations such as the patient's age, severity of the disease, and whether or not there is a desire to have children. 1. Drug treatment: Suitable for patients with mild condition and small ovarian chocolate cyst. The course of treatment is generally 6-9 months. If used as an adjuvant treatment before or after surgery, the course of treatment can be shortened to 3-6 months.

2. Surgical treatment: It was first used to treat endometriosis and is still one of the main methods. The treatment is mainly suitable for those with more serious illness or severe pain who are not responsive to drug treatment;

(A) Conservative surgery: Only the endometriotic lesions are removed, and the ovaries and uterus are preserved. It is suitable for young people who want to preserve their reproductive function, especially those who have not responded to drug treatment. About 50%-60% of them can become pregnant after the operation. Laparotomy is suitable for patients with extensive adhesions, huge lesions, especially those with huge ovarian chocolate cysts.

(ii) Semi-radical surgery: The uterus is removed while the ectopic lesions are removed, and at least part of the ovaries is retained. It is suitable for women who have given birth, are over 35 years old, have persistent pain or have uterine lesions. Semi-radical surgery can cure dysmenorrhea, and the chance of recurrence of dysmenorrhea after surgery is very small.

(III) Radical surgery: Resection of bilateral adnexa and uterus can cure endometriosis and is suitable for menopausal women. In recent years, vaginal resection has been widely used to treat endometriosis. Through the vagina, the ectopic lesions and the entire uterus are removed, sparing patients the pain of open abdominal surgery.