Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 27 years old this year, and I have always had menstrual cramps. Now they are getting worse. Taking painkillers doesn't help, and it also hurts during intimacy with my boyfriend. After a thorough examination, it was found that I have endometriosis. I want to ask what should I do with endometriosis?Doctor's answer:
Endometriosis is primarily the normal endometrium reappearing outside the uterine cavity. With the changes of the menstrual cycle, it causes shedding, leading to severe abdominal pain symptoms. It can also cause menstrual disorders, resulting in the occurrence of infertility. For women of childbearing age with fertility advice, the menstrual cycle can be adjusted to improve the chances of conception. After conception and delivery, the symptoms of endometriosis may stabilize.