How are uterine polyps and adenomyosis treated?

Patient's question:

When menstruation comes, the stomach pain is very severe.：：How can the treatment be done so that it does not affect future fertility after marriage

Doctor's answer:

The main symptoms of adenomyosis are dysmenorrhea and excessive menstrual flow. They often manifest as secondary dysmenorrhea that worsens progressively and shortens in duration. Excessive menstrual bleeding frequently leads to anemia. However, it generally does not cause delayed menstruation. If adenomyosis is present, timely treatment is necessary, as both uterine polyps and adenomyosis can cause the symptoms you mentioned. Adenomyosis itself is characterized by abnormal menstrual flow and irregular lower abdominal pain. Uterine polyps can also lead to irregular bleeding.