Adenomyosis is a common gynecological disease, which is characterized by the combination of endometriosis and hysteromyoma. Uterine sparing surgery is a surgical treatment for adenomyosis, which aims to preserve the uterus and treat adenomyosis.
The specific effect of uterus sparing surgery for adenomyosis varies from person to person, depending on the severity of the disease, surgical techniques and postoperative care. Generally speaking, uterus sparing surgery for adenomyosis can relieve symptoms, improve the quality of life and help restore fertility.
During the operation, the doctor will remove or shrink the myoma and ectopic tissue in the uterus to alleviate the symptoms and pain. After the operation, the patient may need a period of recovery and recovery. There may be some discomfort after the operation, such as abdominal pain, bleeding and nausea, but these are usually temporary.
However, uterus sparing surgery for adenomyosis is not suitable for all patients. Before the operation, the doctor will evaluate the patient's condition and physical condition to determine whether it is suitable for surgery. In addition, surgical risks and complications also need to be considered.
Most importantly, if you suspect that you have adenomyosis or are interested in surgical treatment, please consult a professional doctor. They can provide personalized advice and treatment according to your specific situation.