How to prevent pregnancy with adenomyosis

Adenomyosis, also known as adenomyosis, mainly occurs in women aged 30-50. In recent years, with the delay of women's childbearing age, the incidence rate of women who have not given birth has continued to rise. Its clinical manifestations are mainly increased menstrual volume, prolonged menstruation, and dysmenorrhea, which can also affect pregnancy. For patients who do not have fertility requirements for the time being, they should also pay attention to taking effective contraceptive measures. So, how should adenomyosis prevent pregnancy?

Generally speaking, the most common contraceptive method for patients with adenomyosis is to use condoms, which is the simplest and safest contraceptive method. Of course, female patients can also achieve the purpose of contraception by inserting an IUD or directly ligating males. In particular, the IUD containing progesterone for women can control the development of the disease by releasing progesterone, but it should be replaced or removed regularly to prevent infection. If patients with adenomyosis have particularly severe dysmenorrhea, it is recommended to use the Mirena IUD for contraception, which can play a dual role.

Contraceptive methods for adenomyosis also include oral short-acting contraceptives. Yasmin and Yasmin are mainly recommended because they contain lower doses of estrogen and can inhibit the growth of the endometrium. For patients with symptoms such as excessive menstrual bleeding and dysmenorrhea, appropriate oral administration can reduce menstrual bleeding and help relieve pain. But the premise is that it must be taken under the guidance of a doctor. After all, contraceptives have certain side effects, and long-term use may cause great harm to the body, such as edema, pigmentation, acne, obesity, etc.

Generally speaking, there are many ways to prevent pregnancy for adenomyosis, and you can choose according to your symptoms and the severity of the disease. If the symptoms are not obvious, it is best to use condoms, which are safe and convenient. But if the pain is obvious, you can choose to take short-acting contraceptives, which can achieve the purpose of contraception and improve symptoms.