Can I get pregnant naturally with adenomyosis?

Adenomyosis mostly occurs in older women, but the incidence in younger women has increased in recent years. So, can patients with adenomyosis get pregnant naturally?

Adenomyosis is a type of uterine infertility. Generally speaking, if patients with adenomyosis do not have any symptoms and do not affect women's fertility, they can let it go and do not need to worry too much. If the condition is severe, it is difficult for women to get pregnant. For safety reasons, patients should treat adenomyosis before getting pregnant. You can get pregnant after treatment.

There is currently no ideal treatment for adenomyosis. Clinically, whether it is the use of analgesics to relieve pain, or the use of hormones to artificially achieve an amenorrhea state or pseudopregnancy treatment, it is only a temporary relief of the disease. Once menstruation resumes, there is a possibility of recurrence and aggravation. In terms of surgical treatment, patients with heavy menstruation can undergo hysteroscopic endometrial resection; patients with severe dysmenorrhea can choose sacral neurectomy. A small number of patients have severe pain that seriously affects their quality of life. If there is no requirement for fertility, total hysterectomy is feasible to achieve the goal of radical cure.

For asymptomatic patients, if it does not affect fertility, you can let nature take its course and don't worry too much. However, you should consider having children as soon as possible, because it is easier to get pregnant in the early stages of the disease, and treatment can be more aggressive when the disease is serious. At the same time, pregnancy itself is also an effective way to treat this type of disease.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment is a good choice. Traditional Chinese medicine has the effects of removing blood stasis, promoting blood circulation, clearing away heat and detoxifying, soothing the liver and regulating qi, removing blood stasis and relieving pain, and stopping bleeding and relieving pain. It can improve the blood circulation of the endometrium, stop bleeding and relieve pain, regulate menstrual disorders, restore the ovaries, effectively control the continuous growth of adenomyoma, and make adenomyoma shrink and dissipate. It can also relieve the symptoms of dysmenorrhea, stop pain and stop bleeding in time. It can also regulate uterine menstrual disorders very well.

Female patients who have not given birth should consider fertility issues in a timely manner, and patients with serious conditions should also seek medical treatment in a timely manner, otherwise it will result in infertility.