What to do if you have adenomyosis and uterine contraction and miscarriage

Generally speaking, many people say that adenomyosis is more likely to cause miscarriage and is more dangerous, so many women are very worried about this issue. So what about uterine contraction and miscarriage caused by adenomyosis?

Uterine contraction miscarriage due to adenomyosis is possible. If the uterine contractions are frequent, it can easily cause premature birth. The patient is currently hospitalized for fetal protection treatment. It is generally recommended to rest in bed, continue to inject fetal protection spirits, strengthen nutrition, avoid excessive emotions and irritability, etc.

The painful symptoms of uterine contractions are not typical. Most patients will complain of irregular lower abdominal pain, which is usually tolerable. Clinically, abdominal pain accompanied by vaginal bleeding can be identified as uterine contraction pain. The purpose of uterine contractions is to promote the expulsion of intrauterine pregnancy products and facilitate the recovery of the uterus after miscarriage. For patients with poor uterine contractions after surgery, doctors will use drugs to promote uterine contractions and help the uterus recover.

Adenomyosis Uterine contractions, when the endometrial glands and stroma invade the myometrium, it is called adenomyosis. In the past, it was called internal endometriosis, while endometriosis that is not in the myometrium was called external endometriosis. Treatment should depend on the patient's symptoms and age. If symptoms can be relieved after symptomatic treatment with inflammatory bowel syndrome, naproxen or ibuprofen, or if the patient is approaching menopause, conservative treatment can be adopted. If the patient has severe dysmenorrhea for a long time, a total hysterectomy should be performed, and whether the ovaries are preserved depends on the patient's age and whether there are ovarian lesions.

Generally, it is recommended to go to the hospital for timely treatment of adenomyosis and uterine contraction and miscarriage. Generally, the problem can be solved by treatment. I believe it can help you.