Endometriosis affects hormone balance

Endometriosis is a common disease among women. Endometriosis is caused by the presence of endometrial tissue in the uterine cavity and the covering of other parts of the mucosa. Although this disease is a benign disease, endometriosis can also easily lead to malignant tumors. Endometriosis is a common disease among women of childbearing age, with a high incidence rate, which seriously affects women's quality of life.

Endometriosis

Although endometriosis is not a serious fatal disease, its incidence of cancer is very high. As a woman, once you find the symptoms of endometriosis, you should seek treatment as soon as possible. Generally speaking, endometriosis is curable. Patients should have the confidence to cure this disease. Confidence.

Hormones can improve endocrine and have a good effect on ectopic endometrium affected by ovarian hormone secretion. After the secretion of ectopic endometrium is inhibited by hormones, it can gradually degenerate and necrotize. However, the disadvantage of this method is that hormones also have a great impact on the human body, so during the treatment period.

Sometimes the ectopic endometrium is stubborn and will recur immediately once hormones are stopped. In this case, surgery is necessary. Conservative and semi-conservative surgery is usually recommended for those who need to have children and are young. Since the ovaries are well preserved, there is still a possibility of recurrence, and hormones are often needed as adjuvant therapy. For elderly patients who have been sterilized, radical surgery will remove the entire uterus and bilateral adnexa.

The choice of treatment for endometriosis should be based on the patient's specific requirements and actual situation. After comprehensive analysis, the doctor and patient should have detailed communication and discussion to finally determine the choice of treatment.

Sometimes the ectopic endometrium is stubborn and will recur immediately once hormones are stopped. In this case, surgery is necessary. Conservative and semi-conservative surgery is usually recommended for those who need to have children and are young. Since the ovaries are well preserved, there is still a possibility of recurrence, and hormones are often needed as adjuvant therapy. For elderly patients who have been sterilized, radical surgery will remove the entire uterus and bilateral adnexa.

The number of patients with endometriosis is increasing, which is closely related to women's living habits and sexual life, so we must pay attention to the prevention of endometriosis. In order to avoid endometriosis, women must first adjust their menstruation and avoid abortion surgery to avoid the trouble of the disease.