Patient's question:
Can women with endometriosis have sexual intercourse? What specific precautions should be taken? The topical medication prescribed by the doctor is Fuke Inflammation, which is administered rectally! As someone with endometriosis, can rectal administration cure the condition?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the main methods for treating endometriosis are surgery and medication. Surgery is the primary treatment method, while medication greatly supplements the limitations of surgical treatment. The combination of both is the current direction for treating endometriosis. Endometriosis itself is a benign disease, but it exhibits malignant behavior similar to that of a malignant tumor. If left untreated, it can cause symptoms such as infertility and various other issues depending on the affected areas. Dysmenorrhea is the most common symptom, gradually progressing to persistent lower abdominal pain, severe pain during intercourse, and the potential for endometriotic cysts of the ovaries to rupture, causing sudden, severe abdominal pain accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and rectal fullness. When endometriosis affects the intestines, it can lead to abdominal pain, diarrhea, or constipation, and even periodic hematochezia. In severe cases, it may even cause intestinal obstruction. If endometriosis invades the bladder, it can result in discomfort such as frequent urination and dysuria. There are also less common sites of invasion, all of which can cause varying degrees of symptoms. Therefore, once endometriosis is diagnosed, active treatment should be initiated.