How to stop bleeding during menstruation due to adenomyosis

If a woman unfortunately suffers from adenomyosis, it will be the beginning of a lifetime of pain. This disease is one of the difficult and complicated gynecological diseases. It is very difficult to treat and the pain it causes to patients is self-evident. For example, dysmenorrhea to the point of shock, menstrual disorders, sexual intercourse pain, and infertility seriously affect patients' study, work, and life. If a patient experiences excessive menstrual bleeding, does the bleeding need to be stopped? How to stop the bleeding?

1. Dysmenorrhea: This is the most obvious symptom of adenomyosis. The dysmenorrhea of ​​adenomyosis presents as secondary aggravated pain. The original meaning of secondary aggravation is that there was no dysmenorrhea originally, but dysmenorrhea appeared after the onset of the disease, and it gradually worsens with the progression of the disease. This type of dysmenorrhea is different from physiological dysmenorrhea. The most severe dysmenorrhea caused by adenomyosis can be so painful that one has to bend over and cannot walk straight, and may suffer from cramps. Patients with severe adenomyosis experience pain not only during menstruation, but also at other times.

2. Menstrual disorders: Patients with adenomyosis have menstrual disorders, increased semen, prolonged menstruation or multiple menstruation, which is actually strictly speaking called uterine bleeding. Severe dysmenorrhea occurs during menstruation. A small number of patients may experience spotting before menstruation or at other times.

3. Pain during sexual intercourse: Pain during sexual intercourse is an important symptom of adenomyosis. As the uterus is eroded by endometriotic tissue, the uterus becomes larger and pain is caused when the uterus is pulled during sexual intercourse.

4. Infertility: The infertility rate of adenomyosis is higher than that of other endometriosis, because the uterus is a very important organ for nurturing new life. Once the uterine cavity environment is affected, it will affect fertilization, implantation, etc. Affect the patient's fertility.

5. Anemia: Some patients suffer from adenomyosis and heavy menstrual flow. If treatment is not timely and delayed, long-term menstrual blood loss will cause iron deficiency anemia. Adenomyosis is also a cause of iron deficiency anemia.

How serious is bleeding caused by adenomyosis?

Patients with adenomyosis have heavy menstrual flow. How heavy can it be? Some patients with adenomyosis have frighteningly heavy menstrual flow, which ranges from dark red to bright red. Such heavy and continuous bleeding can cause patients to feel dizzy, weak, and weak in the waist and knees. In severe cases, they may even faint. Cause other symptoms. The menstrual period is long. Patients with adenomyosis usually have a menstrual period of more than one week. Some may even last for half a month, dripping and leaking. If there is no effective improvement for a long time, anemia will develop. Bleeding before menstruation, or bleeding multiple times in a month, is caused by damage to the endometrial layer, resulting in uterine bleeding. Blood is one of the most important elements that make up the human body. Once the blood does not stop flowing, it will cause damage to other organs in the body. The more you secrete, the weaker you become. The weaker your secretions become, the more disordered your secretions become, and the worse your health becomes.

Therefore, the bleeding caused by adenomyosis needs to be stopped according to the amount of blood, menstrual period, and cycle. Stopping bleeding is for better treatment, and treatment is to prevent the bleeding from continuing. The two are interrelated. Early detection and early treatment can avoid other derivative diseases. The candlelight outweighs the gain. If adenomyosis is not considered, conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is generally recommended.