UTERUS PRESERVATION

Adenomyosis

Abnormally thickened uterine muscle layer. Common causes of menstrual cramps and menorrhagia are treated while preserving the uterus.

Adenomyosis

Adenomyosis is often described as a condition where the muscular wall of the uterus thickens, causing the entire uterus to enlarge. This overproliferated tissue causes severe, squeezing lower abdominal pain during menstruation.

How adenomyosis affects pregnancy

Menorrhagia

Symptoms such as anemia and menstrual cramps
It occurs in approximately 30% of cases.

Enlarged uterus

Uterine pain becomes worse as the fetus grows.
Bleeding may occur

Intrauterine bleeding

Implantation is prevented due to bleeding
May cause infertility

Uterine contraction

Interferes with a stable pregnancy
Possible early miscarriage

Adenomyosis—an abnormally thickened uterine muscle layer—is a common cause of menstrual cramps and heavy bleeding,
and can lead to infertility.

Difference between uterine fibroids and adenomyosis

Adenomyosis is a benign condition similar to uterine fibroids, and is often mistaken for fibroids.

Uterine fibroids
Uterine fibroids are the most common benign tumors that occur in the uterus and are caused by abnormal proliferation of smooth muscle cells in the uterus. It occurs in approximately 40–50% of women of childbearing age and in many cases has no symptoms. However, in 10–25% of women, it causes symptoms such as irregular uterine bleeding, increased menstrual flow, menstrual pain, lower abdominal pain, frequent urination, and constipation.
Adenomyosis
If endometrial tissue enters the uterine muscle layer and the uterine muscle layer becomes thick, it can be diagnosed through examination, ultrasound, CT, or MRI. It shows similar symptoms to uterine fibroids, and the treatment method is almost the same as uterine fibroids. Definite differentiation from uterine fibroids can be made through a biopsy.

Causes of adenomyosis

No clear cause has been identified, but like other diseases,It is presumed that it is caused by a combination of various causes.

Causes of adenomyosis
female hormones
genetic factors
Irregular lifestyle habits
stress
Adenomyosis treatment

Adenomyosis diagnosis

Consultation & history

Consultation & history

The most basic diagnostic method to identify the condition through symptom consultation and palpation
Ultrasound

Ultrasound

Basic examination method to determine the presence or absence of lesions and the structure and condition of the uterus
MRI

MRI

A detailed examination that can determine not only basic lesion information but also complex information
Hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy

Insert a special endoscope into the uterus and check the condition with the naked eye through a monitor

Adenomyosis treatment

Radiofrequency ablation

Treatment that preserves the uterus by selectively dissolving lesions with high-frequency energy — Accurate target treatment is possible without laparotomy.

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3 principles of Trinity

Constant research

Constant research

With an attitude of constant research and concern, we strive to help patients suffering from diseases regain their health as soon as possible.

Precision examination program

Through a detailed examination program, the patient's condition is carefully checked and a customized treatment method is selected to reduce the risk of side effects such as uterine damage.
Precision examination program
Meticulous follow-up care

Meticulous follow-up care

Even after treatment, we provide consistent care to help patients recover their health, conduct regular checkups to prevent recurrence, and take care of the patient's health through meticulous follow-up care that does not miss even the smallest details.

Two female doctors who are good at surgery
Subdivision of medical departments: specialized treatment

Graduated from university hospital
Medical staff specializing in laparoscopy

various cases
clinical experience

Consistent
case studies

Radiofrequency dissolution equipment

precision high frequency
Introduction of dissolution equipment

1:1
Responsibility counseling

Comfortable
treatment space

Treatment to protect the uterus, consult now

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