Most patients with adenomyosis can have a typical menopause. When they experience painful symptoms, treatments are necessary and herbal medicine Fuyan Pill can be a nice option.

2. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology,
and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus
of adenomyosis can atrophy
naturally after menopause to cure
the disease. Therefore, many
patients are looking forward to
normal menopause.

3. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
Adenomyosis will bring patients
heavy menstruation, prolonged
menstruation, gradually
aggravated dysmenorrhea, and
other symptoms, which cause
great worries in some patients
about the impact on the timing of
normal menopause.

4. Can patients with
adenomyosis have
normal
menopause?

5. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
Generally speaking, the advance
or delay of menopause is
determined by the ovarian
function of the body. When the
ovarian function remains normal,
menopause will be delayed;
declined ovarian function may
lead to early menopause. Thus,
there is no link between
menopause and adenomyosis.

6. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
Theoretically, people with
adenomyosis can have normal
menopause because the timing of
menopause has nothing to do
with the amount of the
menstruation and whether the
menstruation is prolonged, or
whether a woman has menstrual
pain.

7. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
In addition, adenomyosis is one
form of endometriosis, which
refers to the condition when the
endometrium moves into the
myometrium, causing
dysmenorrhea and gradually
worsening dysmenorrhea.

8. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
Clinical color ultrasound will
show uterine enlargement,
uniform enlargement, and
uneven echo between uterine
muscle walls. So patients with
adenomyosis are typically in
their reproductive years, which
will not affect menopause.

9. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
Adenomyosis refers to
endometriosis in other
locations, most commonly
within the myometrium. Clinical
manifestations include
increased menstrual volume,
uterine enlargement, and
severe menstrual pain.

10. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
This disease can even lead to
infertility. The disease itself
does not cause delayed
menopause. Menopause usually
begins at age 45, and most
women with adenomyosis can
alleviate it spontaneously after
menopause.

11. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
Regardless of the above, we all
know that adenomyosis is an
estrogen-dependent disorder.
Having adenomyosis means that
estrogen levels are high in the body,
and menstruation is related to
hormone levels in the body. The
higher the hormone levels, the later
the menopause, so adenomyosis
patients are also likely to experience
delayed menopause.

12. Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently.
However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease.
Therefore, many patients are looking forward to normal menopause.
In conclusion, patients with
adenomyosis will experience normal
menopause, but delayed
menopause cannot be ruled out.

13. Then, how should adenomyosis
be treated?

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Treatments for adenomyosis include
medication, surgery, or
interventional therapy.
Adenomyosis is a localized or
diffuse muscle layer lesion caused
by the endometrial glands' invasion
and stroma into the uterus.

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This lesion may cause increased
menstrual volume, prolonged
menstruation, and other unpleasant
symptoms. It is recommended to go
to regular large medical institutions
for diagnosis and treatment so as
not to aggravate the condition.
The details are as follows:

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1. Medication. Patients with mild
adenomyosis may suffer excessive
bleeding, dysmenorrhea, and other
adverse effects. They can take
related drugs under the guidance of
doctors to control the condition and
go to the hospital for regular
reviews. Besides, patients can take
herbal medicine Fuyan Pill for
treatment. It can eliminat pain and
other symptoms.

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2. Surgical treatment. Surgical
treatment generally includes
conservative and radical surgery.
Traditional operations include
endometrial ablation and muscular
layer resection, adenomyosis lesion
resection, mesometrium
electrocoagulation, uterine artery
occlusion, etc. Radical surgery refers
to a hysterectomy, etc. Professional
doctors should operate according to
the severity of the condition.

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3. Interventional therapy. In case of
severe adenomyosis, ectopic
endometrial necrosis and decreased
secretion of prostaglandin, uterine
artery embolization can be selected
for treatment to reduce menstrual
volume and recurrence rate.

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