What is a serious disease called adenomyosis?

Uterine adenomyosis is very common and belongs to a type of gynecological disease. More and more women suffer from uterine adenomyosis, which harms the health of their uterus and causes abdominal pain. Women are reminded to pay high attention to uterine adenomyosis and prevent changes in the position of their uterus. What is uterine adenomyosis and what symptoms does it cause?

Uterine adenomyosis cannot be ignored. It is a common gynecological disease that causes serious damage to the uterus of female friends. During the onset period, patients will experience symptoms of dysmenorrhea, especially patients over 30 years old, who are more likely to experience secondary or progressive dysmenorrhea, which is a more important symptom of this disease. It is mainly due to the uterine endometriosis lesions in the uterine myometrium, which will change with the patient's menstrual cycle, causing the endometriosis lesions to have regular hematoma and edema symptoms, and will be accompanied by bleeding, which seriously endangers the physical and mental health of female friends.

Most patients will also experience menstrual disorders. The patient's menstrual volume will increase significantly, and the menstrual period will be relatively prolonged. This is mainly because uterine ectopic foci appear in the myometrium, which cannot make the uterine myometrium contract normally, resulting in menorrhagia. If the patient has adenomyoma, he or she will be in a state of high estrogen, causing the patient's uterine wall to proliferate excessively, thus affecting the menstrual period. We must pay attention to adenomyoma, learn more about the related symptoms, and pay attention to changes in the position of our uterus.

After understanding the relevant introduction, everyone knows what the symptoms of uterine adenomyosis are. Everyone should guard against changes in the position of the uterus, have a deep understanding of the relevant knowledge of uterine adenomyosis, and clearly understand the symptoms of this disease. In daily life, we should pay attention to improving the quality of life, pay attention to changes in the position of the uterus, actively treat after the onset of uterine disease, and strengthen the medical care of the patient.