Patient's question:
I am 31 years old this year. During my physical examination, the doctor told me that I might need to have a detailed gynecological examination, mainly focusing on the uterus. Please ask: Why does adenomyosis lead to dysmenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Endometriosis of the uterus leads to dysmenorrhea primarily because the glandular and stromal tissues of the endometrium infiltrate the uterine muscle layer, causing inflammation similar to endometriosis. Generally, patients can be treated with medication or surgery, but it is often difficult to achieve a complete cure. Relief is usually only obtained after the patient's menstrual period. In daily life, in addition to focusing on treatment effectiveness, special attention should be paid to diet. A healthy diet greatly helps in recovery and can even have auxiliary therapeutic effects. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain a light diet and a regular routine.