Patient's question:
Before I got divorced, I had been experiencing symptoms of dysmenorrhea. It was said that after giving birth, the dysmenorrhea would lessen, but instead, it became worse after I had my child. Later, it was found that there were nodules in my uterus, and it was suspected that it might be a precursor to endometriosis. What kind of assistance is needed: What are the methods of treating endometriosis?Doctor's answer:
Endometriosis is a condition where endometrial tissue grows outside the uterine cavity. Under the influence of sex hormones, this tissue proliferates, expands, and regresses, leading to a series of symptoms. Therefore, by reducing the estrogen level in the body through medication to induce artificial menopause, the ectopic endometrium can be forced to swell, which can help treat endometriosis. Additionally, surgery is also a method for treating endometriosis.