Is it possible to treat adenomyosis without surgery?

Can adenomyosis be treated without surgery?

1. Whether adenomyosis can be treated without surgery depends on the patient's condition. Surgical treatment of adenomyosis: The scope and nature of the lesion can be basically determined under direct vision. It is effective in relieving pain and promoting reproductive function. The course of treatment is short, especially for severe cases with more fibrosis and tight adhesions, and the drug effect is not obvious. For larger ovarian endometrioid cysts, drug treatment is ineffective, and surgery may still preserve effective ovarian tissue. A fallopian tube permeability test can also be performed under laparoscopy. There are many surgical methods, depending on the patient's specific condition.

2. Most patients with adenomyosis have adhesions of the internal reproductive organs and intestinal flexures. Adenomyosis is most likely to be implanted in the rectouterine pouch, so adhesions of the internal reproductive organs are likely to occur in the rectouterine pouch, making it shallower, especially more obvious in the lateral pelvic pneumatic radiograph.

3. The fallopian tube and ovary may form adhesion masses, which are more clearly shown in the inflated film or inflated contrast. The iodized oil hysterosalpingography can keep the tubes open or open but not open. Often, the 24-hour review film shows that the iodized oil is not applied well due to adhesion, and it appears as small lumps or dots of varying thicknesses like snowflakes.