Adenomyosis is a common gynecological disease, its typical symptoms are dysmenorrhea, heavy menstrual flow… However, many women do not find out they have adenomyosis at first because the symptoms are not obvious in the initial period of adenomyosis, and even if there are obvious symptoms, some women consider it normal. So how can we know and find out if we have adenomyosis? In the diagnosis of adenomyosis, the disease is usually diagnosed first by the method of symptoms. 1, dysmenorrhea: This is one of the most common symptoms of adenomyosis, generally patients will be more and more obvious with the aggravation of the disease pain. If you are also a girl who starts without pain and then gets more and more painful, you must pay attention to go to the hospital for examination. See if it is caused by which disease is causing the dysmenorrhea 2. Increased menstrual flow: The main symptom is the longer period time as well as increased menstrual flow, if you find that your menstrual flow is significantly more than before. Or the symptoms of dizziness and weakness. You should pay attention to whether you have adenomyosis, or the presence of other diseases 3, the uterus becomes larger: patients suffering from adenomyosis, then the uterus will become larger, even larger than when you are 3 months pregnant. If you lie down and can touch the abdomen hard when the uterus, that proves that the uterus is not small, this time, more sure if you have adenomyosis If these symptoms are not too obvious, and you want to determine whether you have adenomyosis? What should you do? In fact, the safest way to prevent the disease is to go to the hospital regularly for physical examination, get accurate results, and then timely treatment. Avoid the best time to treat the condition is missed, will aggravate the condition. Adenomyosis examination B ultrasound examination: In recent years, B ultrasound is commonly used to assist in the diagnosis of adenomyosis, with a diagnostic rate of 52.4%. The typical sonograms are: enlarged uterus with abnormal morphology; thickened and enhanced myometrium; limited adenomyosis or fibroids with unclear boundary between the uterine wall mass and the normal myometrium and heterogeneous echogenic mass. CA125 measurement Studies have found that serum CA125 levels are significantly higher than normal in patients with adenomyosis, uterine fibroids, and most patients with adenomyosis have elevated CA125. However, each patient’s specific situation is different. Generally, there are patients with around 50 or 60, but there are also those with more than 100, and those with more than 200, and we have even encountered those with more than 1000. However, CA125 is only an observational indicator and cannot be used to directly diagnose the condition. MRI MRI is also known as MRI. MRI is commonly used to diagnose adenomyosis, especially for the comparison of pre and post menstrual examinations, some changes in the images can be found, which is very important for the diagnosis. However, MRI is expensive. It is not usually used as a prediagnostic method for adenomyosis. The diagnosis of adenomyosis is the basis for confirming whether the patient has adenomyosis or not. Even if the patient’s symptoms are similar to those of adenomyosis, it is important not to jump to conclusions, but to make a further detailed diagnosis and compare the diagnostic results before finally confirming the diagnosis of adenomyosis. The diagnosis of adenomyosis requires a combination of gynecological ultrasound, pelvic MRI, and pathological findings of surgically removed lesions, which are the gold standard for diagnosis. Adenomyosis is the invasion of endometrial glands and mesenchyme into the myometrium to form lesions that can be complicated by endometriosis and fibroids, which can cause dysmenorrhea and menstrual irregularities. For the treatment of adenomyosis, we need to take into account the patient’s age and willingness to have children, and choose surgery or conservative treatment. If you have other questions about dysmenorrhea and adenomyosis, you can add attention to the “Deng Yuanqi” number, I will constantly update the knowledge about adenomyosis and recovery cases, your condition You can also private message or message consultation. If you have adenomyosis patients around you, you can also recommend attention, together with more adenomyosis knowledge, get rid of the disease as soon as possible!