What to do If Your Period Won't Stop with Adenomyosis?

 

 

Adenomyosis is a form of endometriosis. The main manifestations are dysmenorrhea, increased menstrual flow, prolonged periods, etc. Under normal treatment, most doctors recommend a hysterectomy to treat adenomyosis. But many patients find it so difficult that they take pills or use IUDs to treat adenomyosis. Some people with adenomyosis who have had an IUD will experience lumbago, abdominal pain, infection, ectopic pregnancy, and bleeding after their period.

 

 

For people with adenomyosis, if the bleeding persists after their period, it is likely to be caused by adenomyosis. Bleeding after your period is a rare symptom of adenomyosis. It is recommended to treat patients as early as possible to relieve bleeding symptoms after menstruation.

 

 

Some patients with adenomyosis have bleeding symptoms after their period because of changes in the endometrium, including cancer of the endometrium. At this time, adenomyosis patients need to pay special attention to going to the hospital in time to check so as not to delay the condition and cause some unnecessary losses!

 

 

Some patients with adenomyosis experience dripping bleeding after their periods, which is caused by an intrauterine device. The IUD may relieve the pain of adenomyosis, but it cannot cure adenomyosis. To cure adenomyosis, patients can take surgery to remove the adenomyosis lesions.

 

 

 

If it is some gynecological diseases caused by prolonged menstruation, women must be timely medical treatment. Only when the condition is cured can the menstrual bleeding be stopped fundamentally, and the health is restored. 

 

Fuyan Pill in Wuhan Dr.Lee’s TCM Clinic can adjust menstruation, eliminate endless menstruation and treat adenomyosis.

 

Regardless of the cause of menstrual disorders, patients should maintain a happy mood. Maintaining a stable attitude during the menstrual period is essential to allow the menstrual blood to pass more smoothly.

 

 

A large number of supplements containing related hormones can disrupt the normal hormonal balance in the body, which can cause an increase in menstrual flow and prolonged periods. Therefore, women should eat a reasonable diet, including fruits, vegetables, meat, and eggs, and not too much of each.

 

 

Avoid excessive fasting, smoking, and drinking, and don't abuse drugs. Make sure that the right amount of exercise and enough sleep time, coupled with a calm mind, is the best way to keep healthy.