Post Date November, 17 2024
What to do with uterine displacement? Uterine displacement is a common gynecological disease, and there are many reasons for it. So, what about uterine displacement? The following small edge will provide you with a detailed introduction.
What to do with uterine displacement?
1. Drug treatment
Drugs are used to counteract or suppress ovarian cyclic endocrine stimulation. Initially, testosterone was an androgen with significant side effects and insufficient effectiveness, and it has gradually been abandoned. Later, it gradually developed into pseudo pregnancy therapy and pseudo menopausal therapy.
False pregnancy therapy is a powerful progesterone contraceptive drug that, when taken in larger doses for a long time, stops menstruation. The endometrium and ectopic endometrium, under the action of the drug, have a similar pregnancy response, also known as false pregnancy therapy. There are many drugs used for this treatment and they are still in development. Oral administration mainly includes progesterone, povidone, and nemetone, while intramuscular injection has its own acid progesterone. This treatment requires at least six months to stop the activity of ectopic endometrium, ultimately leading to atrophy and effective treatment.
2. Surgical therapy
It is generally believed that chocolate cysts occur in the ovaries, often with a large lesion volume, or endometriotic nodules occur in other parts of the uterus, with a diameter exceeding 2 centimeters, which are difficult to control with medication and require surgical treatment; If the condition has not improved after six months or even a year of medication treatment, surgical resection should also be considered. If the patient is young and childless, only the uterus and normal ovarian tissue are usually removed. It is called conservative surgery. This surgery preserves the possibility of fertility, but has a greater chance of recurrence. If there are children and the patient is older (35), the uterus can be removed simultaneously, but normal ovarian tissue can be preserved. In the long run, this method is superior to conservative surgery, but it cannot absolutely prevent recurrence. If the patient is approaching menopause or if the endometriosis is too extensive to completely eradicate, the uterus and ovaries should be removed together during surgery.
Can uterine displacement lead to pregnancy?
According to experts, patients with displacement are often accompanied by infertility. The cause of infertility may be related to endometriosis. Pelvic endometriosis often leads to adhesions around the fallopian tubes, affecting oocyte pickup or lumen blockage. Or infertility may occur due to ovarian lesions affecting normal ovulation.
Finally, remind female friends that the uterus is located in the forward leaning position of the female body, that is, the bottom of the uterus faces the pubic bone, and the cervix forms a 120-150 obtuse angle with the uterus. Once the uterus tilts forward or backward, it can affect pregnancy. Although uterine displacement can lead to infertility, as long as it can be effectively treated, pregnancy can occur.
