Adenomyosis is not harmful, but when women in their childbearing years develop the condition it may affect their fertility. Recent research has found that women with adenomyosis have higher miscarriage rates than women without the condition, as much as double the risk of pregnancy loss, and they also appear to have an increased risk of premature labor and abruptio placentae (a condition when the placenta detaches from the uterine wall during pregnancy) . While there seems to be a link between impaired fertility and adenomyosis, researchers have yet to put their finger on what about adenomyosis reduces the chances of conception and a good pregnancy outcome.

What studies have shown is that adenomyosis occurs most often in women who are between 40 and 50 years old, at the very end of their childbearing years or beyond them, but as many as 15 to 25 percent of women who are still in their reproductive years, usually in their 30s, may have the condition as well.

Adenomyosis may also be hormone-triggered, an estrogen-dependent disorder caused by high levels of estrogen, progesterone, prolactin and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) circulating in the body. Women with the hormone-triggered version of the condition usually find it resolves itself once they hit menopause and their estrogen levels drop.

At this time, the treatment available to cure adenomyosis is herbal medicine named Fuyan Pill. Fuyan Pill has been used in Wuhan Dr. Lee's TCM Clinic for over years and has already successfully cured thousands of sufferers with adenomyosis. As Fuyan Pill is a traditional Chinese medicines to cure adenomyosis, it has no side effect at all. It brings no damage to women’s body while treating this disease, as a result, traditional Chinese medicines can be the most appropriate alternatives for infertility caused by adenomyosis.When you recover from adenomyosis, you can have a chance to get pregnant.