Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? How is the success rate of gynecological laparoscopic surgery?Doctor's answer:
Adenomyosis refers to widespread adhesive changes in the uterine cavity and is commonly observed after induced abortion or curettage procedures. Any factor that causes endometrial damage can lead to adenomyosis. Adenomyosis is also known as Asherman's syndrome. Surgical treatment of adenomyosis has the following drawbacks:1. It causes significant damage to the uterine organ. The rigid separation of adhesive areas through surgical methods inevitably leads to injury.
2. There is a high risk of re-adhesion after surgery. Although the adhesive areas are forcibly separated, the tissue does not return to normal, resulting in recurrent adhesions in many patients, some even more severe than before.
3. The cure rate is relatively low. The universally recognized authoritative data on the cure rate of surgical treatment for adhesions is reported to be no more than 30%. Even in cases with mild conditions, the probability of pregnancy complications such as miscarriage, premature birth, and placental abruption remains as high as 50%. However, some patients have been successfully cured.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment: Miao medicine and Gongfang have the functions of invigorating blood, promoting collateral circulation, resolving blood stasis, and relieving pain. They can effectively remove necrotic tissue, clear adhesions, eliminate inflammation, and remove focal lesions.