Can I have a vaginal birth with adenomyosis?

Among gynecological diseases, adenomyosis is a very harmful disease, which brings great harm to patients. Some people may ask in life, can women with adenomyosis give birth naturally?

Generally speaking, adenomyosis does not affect natural childbirth. Proper treatment of the disease can get rid of the harm of the disease. The following is an introduction to adenomyosis:

1. Lesion resection

For young patients with adenomyoma or those who want to have children, lesion resection can be performed, but it is easy to relapse after surgery. Dysmenorrhea can also be treated by laparoscopic presacral neurectomy and sacral neurectomy, and about 80% of patients have pain disappearance or relief after surgery.

2. Interventional surgery

This operation is performed under the guidance of imaging equipment. The seldinger technique is used to accurately introduce the uterine artery into the patient's thigh root, inject embolic agents, close the tumor vascular bed, make the fibroids ischemic, necrotic, and atrophic, eliminate symptoms, and protect the normal physiological function of the uterus. The patient's uterus can be reduced, and symptoms such as increased menstruation, anemia, and dysmenorrhea can also be alleviated. The patient's mental and physical strength are enhanced compared to before the operation, and the quality of life is significantly improved.

3. Uterine artery embolization

The surgery preserves the ovaries, but removes one of the two blood supply pathways to the ovaries, which may slightly affect ovarian function. The immediate effect after embolization is generally good, but half of the patients will relapse after a few years, because the body's natural repair function will cause the lesions to form collateral circulation. However, after the age of 40, especially after the age of 45, the ovarian function will gradually decline, so even if it relapses, it will not be very serious.