Adenomyosis might look like a common uterine disorder, but very few people have a clear understanding of its symptoms and aetiology. Most of the symptoms of adenomyosis overlap with those of endometriosis, which makes the diagnosis really challenging. April is the month for Adenomyosis Awareness and it’s time to raise awareness about this condition so that women can get proper adenomyosis treatment to deal with the condition and manage the symptoms better for leading a better quality life.
What is Adenomyosis All About?
When it comes to adenomyosis, the endometrial cells begin to grow inside the uterine wall muscle and cause damage to the walls, leading to uterus enlargement. Most of the patients suffering from adenomyosis are asymptomatic, but there are some who suffer from heavy menstrual bleeding, miscarriages, infertility, and severe recurrent pain.
Why is Raising Awareness of Adenomyosis Important?
Severe pain and heavy bleeding during periods aren’t normal. Often, they are advised that this pain will subside on its own and that there isn’t a reason to panic. However, it’s far from the truth. Again, many are advised to go for a hysterectomy to treat adenomyosis. This is a true fact, even if the uterus is beyond repair, but in most cases, adenomyosis doesn’t require uterine removal.
At times, endometriosis and adenomyosis co-exist. Removal of the uterus or conducting adenomyosis surgery might not alleviate the symptoms of fibrosis and endometriosis that develop in the extra-pelvic and pelvic regions as well. That’s why generating awareness about adenomyosis is important so that women get diagnosed and treated in a timely manner, and much is done to improve the approaches to diagnosis and treatment.
How are We Generating Awareness About Adenomyosis?
IRM (Institute of Reproductive Medicine) conducts free programmes for community participation to effectively generate awareness about this condition. This is the need of the hour, as many women are unaware whether or not they are suffering from this condition. Awareness can help them realise the problem and deal with the condition by balancing the symptoms under proper treatment.
From organising local events to engaging in social media platforms, IRM networks spread the message. We have people sharing their personal stories and helping women understand how they need to make a move to understand their bodies and start the adenomyosis treatment options as soon as possible.
Many eminent personalities are part of our support groups to help and impress the locals about the need to deal with adenomyosis at the earliest possible date. Public health matters, which is why April is the month for Adenomyosis Awareness.
Now women can come together to recognise and identify the symptoms of this condition and get referred to a clinician for further tests to confirm and obtain a diagnosis so that the treatment can begin.
Diagnosis and Treatment at IRM
Although difficult to diagnose, a definitive conclusion can be drawn based on physical examination, history, and investigations, like a pelvic MRI scan or transvaginal ultrasound scan. For adenomyosis treatment for fertility, we suggest anti-inflammatory medicines to reduce heavy bleeding and cramping. Hormonal treatments are also recommended to manage the symptoms effectively. Whatever your call, before taking medicines, reach out to IRM for the best treatment for adenomyosis.
Suffering from adenomyosis? Don’t hesitate to get in touch with the professional healthcare providers at IRM. Health is wealth and should not be ignored or compromised at any cost.
