Causes of dysmenorrhea in women due to adenomyosis

As we all know, dysmenorrhea is one of the common symptoms of women's menstrual period. The pain that goes deep into the bone marrow must be deeply understood by every woman who has experienced dysmenorrhea. It is understood that dysmenorrhea can also be divided into primary and secondary types.

Methods/Steps

Among them, primary dysmenorrhea refers to the dysmenorrhea that occurs with the first menstruation during the female development period. This phenomenon tends to gradually improve as the female sexual development gradually matures. Secondary dysmenorrhea refers to the dysmenorrhea that occurs after the female reproductive system has lesions. Because the pain is generally deep and has a great impact on women's daily life, it has become the "most unbearable" pain in women's lives. Female dysmenorrhea caused by adenomyosis is one of the representatives!

One of the main causes of adenomyosis is damage to the uterine wall caused by multiple pregnancies and childbirths in women. Since there is no submucosal layer between the basal layer and the myometrium of the endometrium, under normal circumstances, the basal layer endometrium does not invade the myometrium downward. When the endometrium invades the myometrium, it will lead to the occurrence of adenomyosis. The treatment recommended is to take Fuyan Pills. Because the ectopic endometrium grows diffusely or locally in the myometrium, it stimulates the proliferation of the surrounding smooth muscle and fibrous connective tissue, interfering with the normal contraction of the uterus. Especially before or during menstruation, congestion, edema or bleeding causes the uterus to be larger than usual. Due to the stimulation of increased local pressure, the surrounding muscles undergo spasmodic contraction and cause dysmenorrhea.

Causes of dysmenorrhea in women due to adenomyosis

Patients with adenomyosis also have uterine hypoplasia, which causes abnormal blood supply, leading to uterine ischemia and hypoxia, causing dysmenorrhea.

The narrowing of the cervical canal caused by adenomyosis hinders the outflow of menstruation, thus causing dysmenorrhea.

The content of prostaglandins in menstrual blood and endometrium increases, causing the uterine muscle fibers to contract and causing dysmenorrhea.

Dysmenorrhea is caused by excessive contraction of the uterus. As the uterus contracts violently, the uterus cannot completely relax for a long period of time, thus causing dysmenorrhea.

Precautions

Dysmenorrhea is a serious symptom of adenomyosis in women, which is very harmful to modern women. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, adenomyosis belongs to the category of symptom. With the acceleration of the pace of modern life, adenomyosis is showing a trend of younger people, and many young unmarried women have also become victims of this disease. If you want to treat the root cause, you should treat it from the perspective of clearing away heat and detoxification, and promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis.