Can I have a baby if I am pregnant with adenomyosis? The answer is: of course you can have it. Adenomyosis may lead to miscarriage, but if the pregnancy is ultimately preserved successfully, the child born will not be deformed and will not have intellectual problems! The day before yesterday, I met a northeastern adenomyosis patient, uterus 8.1 cm, a year ago was pregnant (want to have a second child), the result of the local hospital’s doctors said that can not be, the child may develop abnormally, and the result was aborted! Then ran to a hospital in Beijing, the doctor said, want to cure this disease, just get pregnant again to give birth to a, adenomyosis will be good …… life if all encounter these inexperienced doctors, so sad …… adenomyosis patient if pregnant, the embryo stops developing, the miscarriage of the The likelihood will be greater than that of a patient who is pregnant in a normal uterus, but if it can persist to full term, this child will not suffer from developmental abnormalities, mental retardation, etc., due to adenomyosis. It is just like planting a field, where there are a lot of stones in the ground and little soil, and the seed that is sown may not germinate, but if this seed is tenacious enough to bear fruit, this fruit is certainly edible, and this fruit will not be poisonous. Therefore if a person with adenomyosis becomes pregnant, the first thing you should be concerned about is to preserve the pregnancy, and if you do become pregnant, it is a particularly fortunate thing and very much to be congratulated. You know how many people with adenomyosis who try to conceive a child but can’t. But also a reminder to pregnant adenomyosis moms, remember to keep the pregnancy alive, especially in the first trimester, you still have a long way to go. You need to be extra careful to protect yourself and your baby. Go to the hospital and ask your doctor to prescribe you some birth control medication. You should also go to the hospital as soon as you feel unwell at home. Can pregnancy cure adenomyosis? As to whether pregnancy can cure adenomyosis, it is an inexperienced statement. If you do not have menstruation for 10 months during pregnancy, and if you breastfeed your baby well, you may not have menstruation for half a year, adding up to more than a year without menstruation, and during the period of not having menstruation, your adenomyosis will be relieved for a while. But once weaning and resumption of menstruation, adenomyosis will be resurrected and continue to develop. I once worked with a patient with adenomyosis, a total of 4 children, and these latter 3 children were born to cure adenomyosis. Also typical of blindness. The dysmenorrhea of adenomyosis is due to the ectopic foci of the myometrium which with the cycle become congested, edematous, and hemorrhagic, and these hemorrhages are enveloped by the myometrium which is restricted in its expansion and is under a great deal of tension, and this change causes the uterus to contract spasmodically and severe dysmenorrhea occurs. The dysmenorrheal condition is relieved because of the absence of menstruation. But please don’t be fooled by this illusion. The disease should be viewed objectively and rationally, and treated with scientific and rigorous medical methods.