Is adenomyosis recovering well?

For some young infertile patients, if the adenomyosis is relatively limited, they can try to remove the lesion and preserve the uterus, but because it is difficult to restore fertility after surgery and the chance of recurrence is high, the effect is far lower than that of myomectomy. So can adenomyosis be cured?

Uterine adenomyosis is not a tumor disease and does not threaten the patient's life. Generally, the uterus is not obviously enlarged, and there are no clinical symptoms or the symptoms are not serious. You can go to the doctor for regular check-ups. Sometimes taking testosterone can relieve the symptoms of dysmenorrhea and menorrhagia. If the uterus is significantly enlarged, or there is severe dysmenorrhea and bleeding, more surgical treatment is generally taken, and hysterectomy can be cured. Surgical resection can be cured, but it is difficult to recover and has a high recurrence rate.

Some patients with adenomyosis have difficulty getting pregnant, and some may suffer miscarriage and premature birth after pregnancy. It is generally believed that severe adenomyosis, especially endometriosis, is prone to infertility. Such patients have thickened uterus and are prone to pelvic adhesions, which are not conducive to ovulation and embryo implantation, and the natural pregnancy rate is not high.

If the patient has mild adenomyosis, there is still a chance of pregnancy. If the patient has localized adenomas, the tumor can be surgically removed to save the uterus, and there is still a chance of pregnancy in the future. If the patient has diffuse adenomyosis, the chance of miscarriage may be higher. When adenomyosis occurs, active and effective treatment is necessary before childbirth.

The treatment of adenomyosis mainly includes drug therapy, surgical treatment and interventional treatment. Of course, the treatment methods are different for women of different ages. Young women or women who want to have children are better off choosing drug therapy. For women who want to be cured, surgical treatment can be chosen.

Generally speaking, adenomyosis is curable, but it can affect fertility. Recovery depends on the treatment requirements. It is best to express your requirements to your doctor before treatment to avoid mistakes.