A collection of treatments for endometriosis

A collection of treatments for endometriosis

Endometriosis or congenital disease

1. Congenital development, such as uterine occlusion, vaginal septum, and membrane occlusion in underage women. Acquired adhesions of the cervix, cervix, vagina, and vagina may occur due to artificial abortion, uterine cavity, vaginal surgery, vaginal medication, etc., which prevent menstrual blood from being discharged from the body, increase uterine cavity pressure, and cause menstrual blood to flow back into the pelvic cavity.

2. If the uterus tilts backward, especially in severe cases, it can easily lead to poor menstrual blood outflow, accumulation in the uterine cavity, increased pressure in the uterine cavity, and create conditions for menstrual blood to flow back into the abdominal cavity.

3. Patients with abdominal pain during menstruation, especially those with severe abdominal pain, will experience strong uterine contractions due to increased secretion of prostaglandins in the blood, increasing the chances of menstrual blood reflux and endometrial freedom.

Surgery

1. Conservative surgical treatment: Usually, in order to preserve the female uterus and its appendages, the diseased area will be effectively removed. Adhesions can also be prevented and treated through treatment. It is a very practical method. The recurrence rate of patients after surgery is very high, and the uterine function can also be preserved.

2. Semi-radical surgical treatment: This surgery can not only maintain the normal ovarian tissue of women, but also maintain the ovarian function of patients with endometriosis.

3. Radical surgical treatment: If the patient has no desire to have children and is older, experts recommend direct radical treatment.