Adenomyosis treatment options are mainly based on the patient’s age, fertility requirements, and symptoms to choose conservative treatment, medication, or surgery.
1. Conservative treatment: For those who do not have fertility requirements and have no symptoms, conservative treatment can be chosen. Patients with adenomyosis can choose follow-up observation if they have no abnormal symptoms.
2. Medication: Patients with mild symptoms, fertility requirements and near menopause can take medication, such as indomethacin to relieve pain. Progesterone and danazol are also available under medical supervision. These drugs can inhibit ovarian function and relieve symptoms.
3. Surgery: Surgery can be considered if symptoms are severe and medication is not effective. Those who have reproductive needs can choose to have the lesion removed, and those who do not have reproductive needs can choose to have a total hysterectomy.
The treatment process of adenomyosis is complicated, so it is recommended to strictly follow the doctor’s instructions and carry out standardized treatment.