Adenomyosis (adenomyoma) treatment options: 1. Adenomyosis is a common reproductive organ disorder in women of childbearing age. 2. The main clinical symptoms are: menstrual abnormalities (dysmenorrhea, excess, disorders). Dysmenorrhea is characterized by progressive intensification, i.e., the symptoms of dysmenorrhea increase with time. In addition, patients with adenomyosis may cause infertility. 3. Clinical treatment: (1) Overall, treatment with medication (including hormones and herbs) is often unsatisfactory and most patients eventually require surgery. Young patients who require uterine preservation can choose: laparoscopic uterine artery block + sacral nerve block + endometriosis removal. (2) Dysmenorrhea is not severe and does not affect daily life can choose non-steroidal analgesics (anti-inflammatory pain, etc.) or general analgesics (disulfiram, etc.), which are only pain relievers and have no inhibitory effect on adenomyosis itself. (3) Severe symptoms can be treated with hormonal drugs, such as triamcinolone acetonide, xylazine, endometrium, etc., and also Daphylline (GnRH-a) type drugs. The clinical effect of drug treatment for adenomyosis is poor. The overall evaluation of hormonal drugs for adenomyosis can be found in my scientific article. (4) Surgical treatment: Most patients with adenomyosis eventually opt for surgical treatment. The following surgical modalities are commonly used: cesarean section to remove the uterus: this is the traditional surgical modality with mature technology, positive efficacy and low recurrence rate. Laparoscopic surgery to remove the uterus: this is a minimally invasive surgery that has been used more popularly in recent years. The efficacy is the same as that of cesarean surgery. Uterus preservation surgery: laparoscopic uterine artery block + sacral nerve block + partial lesion removal: the biggest advantage of this technique is the preservation of the uterus, which is the current advanced surgical method, especially suitable for young patients who require the preservation of the uterus. For those who require fertility and severe dysmenorrhea: laparoscopic lesion removal + sacral nerve block.