A 45-year-old woman has reached the age of menopause and is usually likely to heal on her own after menopause.
Adenomyosis is a hormone-dependent disease, a type of endometriosis, which may lead to menstrual disorders and severe menstrual cramps. If estrogen is present in the body, there is little chance that this disease will heal on its own.
Women between the ages of 45 and 55 are at the age of menopause, and once the ovaries fail, the hormone levels in the body continue to decrease or disappear, the endometrium loses the estrogen-progestin cyclic changes, and the endometrium fails to proliferate and shed its lining, adenomyosis is likely to heal on its own.
Adenomyosis at the age of 45 needs to be treated by a doctor according to the specific condition and develop an individualized diagnosis and treatment plan to avoid delaying the condition.