It is more difficult to get pregnant with adenomyosis and it is very good if you have adenomyosis and you get pregnant. There is no need to worry about pregnancy, as regular prenatal checkups are sufficient to continue the pregnancy. For example, regular visits to the hospital for routine checkups, blood tests, ultrasound, and fetal heart monitoring. Adenomyosis has a therapeutic effect on adenomyosis after pregnancy, the endometrial molecules will shrink during pregnancy and the abdominal pain symptoms will be reduced. Breastfeeding is recommended after delivery and for a slightly longer period of time, which will allow the endometrial molecules that are heterologously located within the myometrium to completely shrink and have a good therapeutic effect on adenomyosis. Therefore, if you have adenomyosis and are pregnant at the same time, there is no need to worry and normal prenatal checkups can be done. For patients with the disease, in addition to breastfeeding after childbirth, if weaning also pay attention to changes in menstrual volume and whether there is dysmenorrhea, because the disease may recur, so need to stop breastfeeding after childbirth also need to be checked regularly, rather than no recurrence after the absence of symptoms during pregnancy.