What happens to adenomyosis after pregnancy?

The symptoms of adenomyosis are mainly due to the formation of diffuse lesions in the endometrium of the patient. This is a common and difficult disease in gynecology. It often occurs in young women who have not given birth. Usually, when it occurs, it even affects women's fertility. So, what changes will adenomyosis have after pregnancy?

Due to the increasing use of intrauterine surgeries such as cesarean sections and abortions, adenomyosis is more common in women over 30 years old, and has a trend of becoming younger in recent years. Except for a few patients with no obvious symptoms, most patients show menstrual disorders and dysmenorrhea:

1. Menstrual disorders: prolonged menstruation, increased menstrual volume, some patients may also experience bleeding before and after menstruation, and severe patients may develop anemia.

2. Dysmenorrhea: It is characterized by secondary progressive dysmenorrhea. It usually occurs one week before menstruation and is relieved when menstruation ends. Taking painkillers can relieve dysmenorrhea in the early stage, but as the disease progresses, the dose of painkillers required for dysmenorrhea increases significantly, making it unbearable for patients.

Generally, if a pregnant woman shows signs of abnormal vaginal discharge during pregnancy, it does not necessarily mean miscarriage. If fetal protection drugs are used at this time, it will have a certain impact on the health of the fetus. It is recommended to observe first. If there is persistent bleeding and abdominal pain, treatment should be carried out.

For patients with adenomyosis, if there are signs of threatened abortion, traditional Chinese medicine can be used for treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine has a very good therapeutic effect on the treatment of this disease. It is recommended that pregnant women go to a professional hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

Pregnant women are advised to stay in bed as much as possible during pregnancy. The diet should be properly matched to eat foods rich in vitamins, proteins and protein.