Adenomyosis is a common gynecological disease mainly affecting middle-aged women, causing symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, increased menstrual flow, and prolonged menstrual periods. It can also indirectly lead to ...[read article]

I always have to go to the bathroom. I spend the whole day in the bathroom. I don't feel like doing anything else now. Adenomyosis causes frequent urination and urgency! Always going to the toilet! In fact, ther...[read article]

Adenomyosis is a refractory disease in gynecology, and there is no exact treatment for it currently. However, the focus of adenomyosis can atrophy naturally after menopause to cure the disease. Therefore, many p...[read article]

Adenomyosis is a diffuse or limited lesion in which the endometrial glands and strata invade the uterine muscle layer. It is a common gynecological disease. Adenomyosis used to occur mainly in women over 40, but...[read article]

Adenomyosis has become a common gynecological disease in today's society, and the etiology of adenomyosis is still unknown. The current consensus is that the uterus lacks a submucosal layer, so the basal cells o...[read article]

There is an essential difference between adenomyosis and endometrial cancer. The most typical difference is the high-incidence group. Generally speaking, adenomyosis is more common in menstrual mothers aged 30-5...[read article]

In the past, adenomyosis usually occurred in women over 40. But as modern women pay less attention to their bodies, often having cesarean sections, induced abortions, and other operations, women with adenomyosis...[read article]

Adenomyosis causes various symptoms, including dysmenorrhea, enlarged uterus, heavy periods, prolonged menstruation, painful intercourse, anemia, and infertility. Adenomyosis is a disease caused by ectopic growt...[read article]

Adenomyosis, also known as intrinsic endometriosis, is the endometrial invasion of the uterine muscle wall layer, which is a special type of endometriosis and can coexist with external or mainly pelvic endometri...[read article]

We all know that when a person is sick, many aspects of diet and daily life need to be avoided, which is especially true for some gynecological diseases. To prevent aggravation of the condition, doctors usually ...[read article]