Does adenomyosis affect the uterus and rectum?

Adenomyosis is one of our common diseases, and it is also difficult to treat. Some people talk about the impact of adenomyosis on the uterus and rectum. So does adenomyosis affect the uterus and rectum?

Adenomyosis generally does not cause rectal problems, so it requires active treatment. You can take mifepristone or Mirena for treatment.

Generally, adenomyosis is one of the difficult and stubborn diseases in medicine. Western medicine advocates the use of hormones to delay menstruation and control symptoms, but the effect is extremely large and expensive, and it only treats the symptoms but not the root cause. In addition, patients are advised to choose total hysterectomy. The efficacy of other physical treatments for adenomyosis is unstable, and many patients return to their original condition after stopping. The current Chinese medicine has a good effect on this disease, but there are a few patients who do not achieve the effect after taking a course of 30 or 45 days. Therefore, it is recommended that you choose a course of Chinese medicine first, maybe you are more sensitive to Chinese medicine and get the effect. Surgery and other methods are only chosen when there is no other choice.

Treatment of adenomyosis depends on symptoms and age. If symptoms are relieved after symptomatic treatment with indomethacin, naproxen, or ibuprofen, or if the patient is near menopause, conservative treatment can be used.

If the patient has severe dysmenorrhea for a long time, a total hysterectomy should be performed. Whether the ovaries are retained depends on the patient's age and whether there are any ovarian lesions.

Adenomyosis will affect the uterus and rectum. General treatment is useless. Patients should pay attention to timely treatment.