What are the nursing measures and symptoms of adenomyosis?

What are the nursing measures for adenomyosis and what are the symptoms?

The nursing measures for adenomyosis are mainly the conditioning of diet in daily life:

1. Patients with adenomyosis should avoid all cold food every day. Before and after menstruation, special attention should be paid to eating overheated soups and vegetables. Raw and cold food is taboo. Fat and greasy food is easy to cause blood stasis. It is best to eat less. Patients with adenomyosis should eat light and smooth food. Not only that, dried fruits are not taboo and can be eaten at any time. It is more suitable for health and blood circulation, walnuts warm yang, dates, and longans nourish qi and blood.

2. Cereals, beans, and potatoes are the staple foods, and patients with adenomyosis do not need to avoid them. Poultry, livestock, eggs, milk, and fish are generally edible, and those with insufficient qi and blood have a better effect of nourishing qi and blood. Snails, clams, crabs, and turtles should be eaten less. Avoid eating too fat meat. Most fruits are raw, and patients with adenomyosis should also avoid them.

Symptoms of adenomyosis:

1. Menstrual disorders. Increased menstrual volume, prolonged menstrual period, and spotting before and after menstruation in a few women. This is due to the increase in the size of the uterus, which leads to an increase in the area of ​​the endometrium in the uterine cavity and ectopic endometrium in the uterine muscle wall, affecting the contraction of uterine muscle fibers.

2. Dysmenorrhea. Secondary dysmenorrhea occurs in older women. When they are close to 40 years old, dysmenorrhea will gradually become more severe, with frequent cramps and inability to work normally. Dysmenorrhea is caused by edema and bleeding of the ectopic endometrium during menstruation, which stimulates spasmodic contraction of the muscle wall.