Does adenomyosis affect the placenta?

Does adenomyosis affect thin placenta?

Uterine disease problems can damage the uterus at the mildest and cause coma, excessive blood loss and death. Adenomyosis is a type of uterine septum, which is sometimes manifested as primary amenorrhea and irregular menstruation, such as infrequent menstruation, oligomenorrhea, dysmenorrhea or dysfunctional uterine bleeding; some are manifested as genital and breast dysplasia, such as sexual immaturity, breast and secondary sexual characteristics dysplasia, ovarian hypofunction, anovulation, etc. Even if some patients can become pregnant, they are prone to miscarriage, premature birth, abnormal fetal position, abnormal placental position or stillbirth because the uterine cavity cannot expand.

Three treatment options:

1. Western medicine treatment

The growth of the endometrium depends on the action of estrogen. Anti-estrogen drugs are commonly used clinically to relieve dysmenorrhea caused by adenomyosis, progesterone, androgen preparations, gonadotropin-inhibiting hormones and other menstrual hormone-inhibiting hormones, etc. Drug treatment can only relieve symptoms but cannot eliminate the root cause.

2. Chinese medicine treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine mainly regulates and inhibits the aggravation of adenomyosis symptoms from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, and also plays a role in auxiliary treatment. It is mainly used clinically to regulate postoperative adenomyosis.

Three surgical treatments: "pressure control method" adenomyoma resection tumor resection

According to the different nature of the disease, different patients have different fertility requirements and different surgical methods. For patients with fertility requirements, traditional laparotomy has high risks and may cause heavy bleeding. The "pressure control method" laparoscopic adenomyomectomy led by Beijing Tianlun Hospital can effectively solve the problem of adenomyosis. It has the advantages of low intraoperative risk, less trauma, less bleeding, and thorough removal of the disease. It has become an effective method for the treatment of adenomyosis and has greatly improved the postoperative pregnancy rate of patients.