What are the effects of adenomyosis on pregnancy at 30 weeks?

Adenomyosis is a common female disease. Patients can use some drugs and surgery to treat it, and the clinical effect is still very good. So, how does adenomyosis protect the fetus for 30 weeks and what are the effects?

Prenatal examinations should be started as soon as possible for women with adenomyosis to protect the fetus for 30 weeks. Compared with normal people, the miscarriage rate after pregnancy with adenomyosis is slightly increased. Prenatal examinations should be started as soon as possible after pregnancy. If there are signs of threatened miscarriage, the doctor will perform appropriate fetal safety treatment.

If there is no vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain, pregnant women with adenomyosis cannot lie in bed all day. On the one hand, there is no clear medical evidence that bed can reduce the risk of miscarriage. On the other hand, the risk of thrombosis and lower limb muscle atrophy due to long-term inactivity has a greater impact on the body of pregnant women.

The presence of adenomyosis not only affects women's fertility, but also has a great impact on women's health. The reasons why adenomyosis leads to female infertility are mainly reflected in the following factors:

1. Impact on the endometrium: Adenomyosis is generally distributed under the endometrium, which will affect women's normal physiology and even stop menstruation, causing uterine bleeding, leading to endometrial ischemia, and the inability of sperm to combine with the egg normally, leading to infertility.

2. Impact on the fertilized egg: Adenomyosis will accelerate the contraction of the uterus, making it much higher than normal, making it difficult for the fertilized egg to land and prone to infertility. Even if the fertilized egg successfully lands, the possibility of miscarriage is greater.