Adenomyosis usually resolves on its own after menopause if it is not too severe. Adenomyosis in women of childbearing age does not usually resolve on its own.
1. Childbearing women: Adenomyosis in childbearing women is usually not self-resolving. They can only be treated with medication or surgery to control the progression of the disease and reduce the symptoms. Adenomyosis is caused by the invasion of glands and mesenchyme of the endometrium into the myometrium, which proliferates and sloughs off with the menstrual cycle, resulting in menstrual disorders and dysmenorrhea.
2. Postmenopausal women: If older women suffer from adenomyosis, but the condition is not too serious. With age, when a woman reaches menopause. As the body’s estrogen and progesterone secretion decreases, the endometrial glands implanted in the myometrium will gradually shrink, and adenomyosis may gradually heal.