Adenomyosis is a disease of the uterus. It also happens at ordinary times for many reasons. We must reasonably prevent it in our daily life according to its causes.
Causes of Adenomyosis
1. Improper uterine surgery and operation: caesarean section, mid pregnancy caesarean section, Uterine fibroid dissection, Uterine malformation correction, etc. During uterine surgery, there is a high possibility of endometrial fragments into the Myometrium. At present, Myometrium is damaged, which is the biggest factor causing Adenomyosis.
2. Age factor: Adenomyosis generally occurs in women aged 30 to 50 years old. During the amenorrhea period, the ovarian function of women in this age group declines or shrinks and ages. Ovarian ovulation is rare until it stops. The estrogen level is relatively increased, the pregnancy hormone level is relatively low, and the ovarian function is disordered. The estrogen level in the body is too high, the endometrium is hyperplastic, spreads to the Myometrium, and induces Adenomyosis.
3. Pregnancy hormone: experts point out that the incidence rate of Adenomyosis in puerpera is high, and the incidence of Adenomyosis is related to pregnancy hormone.
4. Abnormal hormone secretion: in the case of premature ovarian failure, the function and vitality of the ovaries are extremely reduced, the ovulation function of the ovaries is adversely affected, the hormone secretion in the body is unbalanced, the symptoms of high estrogen level are easy to occur, the endometrium is too high, and Adenomyosis
5. Regularly eat healthy foods that increase estrogen levels. For example, there are people who eat agarose, royal jelly, etc. every day, as well as those who take mineral essence. In fact, these are extremely harmful to women, and most likely to induce Adenomyosis. Because during surgery, residual endometrial debris is transferred to the surface of the tissue, which was originally a slow process of continued growth. However, under the stimulation and action of estrogen, it becomes larger and produces various clinical symptoms.
6. Obstructive factors of the reproductive tract: Congenital or acquired diseases can lead to obstruction of the reproductive tract, preventing the outflow of menstrual blood and leading to adenomyosis.
7. Bad lifestyle: Especially heavy smoking, drinking alcohol, and long-term consumption of high fat foods.
8. Genetic factors: The incidence of Adenomyosis shows family aggregation and genetic tendency. Medical experts believe that the incidence of Adenomyosis caused by genetic factors is related to environmental factors.