Patient's question:
Normal menstruation, sometimes with heavy flow. Every third day of my period, the abdominal pain is unbearable. I have never taken ibuprofen before, but I took it twice this time, but the effect was not too good.What kind of help I need: Doctor, is it okay if I don’t undergo surgery for such severe pain? What are the potential consequences in the long run? What should I pay attention to in daily life, and what medications would be better to take?
Doctor's answer:
It is impossible to conclude whether adenomyosis will continue to worsen, so the only option is for you to undergo regular medical check-ups at the hospital to confirm. To prevent further deterioration, it is essential to receive timely treatment. In fact, traditional surgical treatment requires an abdominal incision, which carries a higher risk of infection and is not the best method. Many drugs used to treat adenomyosis only provide temporary symptom relief and are only suitable for young female patients who need to conceive. It is recommended that you consider minimally invasive surgery. Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery causes less mental trauma and does not require an abdominal incision to remove fibroids. Preserving the uterus through this new treatment method is the best choice for women.