Patient's question:
Menstrual cramps are excruciatingly painful each month.June 2008 test and examination results:
Thick diameter 5.6 cm, long diameter 5.8 cm, normal uterine ratio, rectal pouch effusion, endometrial line deviation, anterior uterine echo, normal anteflexion position.
Past treatment history and effectiveness: Not ideal.
What kind of help is desired: Reduce pain, achieve a cure.
Doctor's answer:
Endometriosis is preventable and treatable. Before treatment, it is important to make as clear a diagnosis as possible, considering the patient's age, advice on fertility, the severity of the condition, symptoms, and the extent of lesions. Comprehensive guidance should be provided. Currently, the treatment of endometriosis primarily involves conservative treatment and surgical treatment:1. Conservative Treatment: Based on the patient's clinical manifestations, combined with thorough examinations, appropriate medication should be used.
2. Surgical Treatment: For patients who wish to conceive and are young, conservative and semi-conservative surgeries are generally recommended. Since these surgeries preserve the ovaries, there is still a possibility of recurrence, often requiring hormone therapy as supplementary treatment.