Patient's question:
Since I was never divorced, I have always had symptoms of dysmenorrhea. It was said that after giving birth, the dysmenorrhea would decrease, but after I gave birth, the dysmenorrhea became worse. Later, it was found that there were nodules in the uterus, and it was suspected that it might be a precursor to endometriosis. What kind of assistance is needed: How should endometriosis be treated better?Doctor's answer:
Hormone therapy is used for endometriosis because its onset is related to the hormones secreted by the ovaries. Therefore, the main approach is to use hormone drugs that can reduce estrogen levels in the body to achieve the goals of inducing amenorrhea and forcing the proliferation of ectopic endometrium, thereby helping to treat endometriosis. Please go to a regular tertiary hospital in your area for a thorough examination. After the doctor identifies the cause, they will provide symptomatic treatment based on the condition, which will lead to better treatment outcomes and fair and appropriate charges.