Patient's question:
Can adenomyosis with adenomyoma be treated? I don't have children. Can the uterus be preserved?Doctor's answer:
Currently, Western medicine treats uterine fibroids in two ways: one is to use sex hormone drugs to forcibly lower estrogen levels and alleviate symptoms of uterine fibroids. The other is for larger tumors, Western medicine advocates surgical treatment, using fibroid removal surgery or hysterectomy. The advantage of surgical treatment is that it is effective quickly. However, if the fundamental pathogenic cause of endocrine disorders is not addressed, the possibility of recurrence of uterine fibroids is very high.Traditional Chinese medicine believes that uterine fibroids are caused by dysfunction of the viscera, stagnation of qi and blood stasis. Therefore, the treatment of uterine fibroids in traditional Chinese medicine generally starts with regulating qi and blood, resolving stasis and dispersing nodules, and tonifying the Chong and Ren meridians. By comprehensively regulating the function of various female organs, adjusting the endocrine system, improving microcirculation, and clearing internal stagnation, the goal of eliminating uterine fibroids can be achieved. Compared to Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine treatment emphasizes a certain period and has the advantages of high safety and minimal side effects. Moreover, after treating uterine fibroids with traditional Chinese medicine, recurrence is less likely after a (root cure).