What should I do if adenomyosis spreads to the rectum?

What should I do if adenomyosis spreads to the rectum?

Adenomyosis ectopic to the rectum can be treated by adjusting lifestyle habits, taking painkillers, taking laxatives, etc. Adenomyosis ectopic to the rectum is considered to be the invasion of the endometrial stroma into the uterine muscle layer, causing the uterus to enlarge and compress the rectum, causing anal swelling, abdominal pain, constipation, etc., and requires timely cooperation with doctors for treatment.

1. Adjust your lifestyle:

In daily life, we should develop good living habits, keep the vulva clean, and wash the vulva area regularly with warm water, so as to prevent the disease from getting worse to a certain extent.

2. Painkillers:

After suffering from adenomyosis, patients will experience severe dysmenorrhea symptoms, and when the ectopic position reaches the rectum, it will also cause abdominal pain symptoms. If the pain is more severe, you can take ibuprofen capsules, diclofenac sodium sustained-release tablets, acetaminophen tablets and other drugs orally under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Take laxatives:

When adenomyosis is ectopically located in the rectum, it will cause compression on the rectum, which can easily cause blood in the stool, difficulty in defecation and dry stool. You can take oral medications such as Ma Ren Run Chang Wan, Tong Bian Ling Capsule and Lactulose Oral Solution under the guidance of a doctor.

In addition to the common treatments mentioned above, surgical treatments are also available, such as endometrial stripping, intestinal adhesion lysis, etc. During treatment, take more rest and avoid heavy physical labor to avoid aggravating the pain.