As an Adenomyosis patient it's refreshing to come across an upto date discussion on this disease with specialists in the know. I find it's left out of discussions all too often. Finding a Dr willing to investigate causes of symptoms is difficult, and finding information when newly diagnosed isn't all that easy. Plenty of support and information on endo, I don't feel there is quite the same for Adeno patient's. Adeno can go hand in hand with endo but not often discussed. 💜💛
46:18 Has the role of estrogen in adenomyosis, endometriosis and fibroids been discussed by Endo Summit, yet, please? Also have breast fibroids and cysts been discussed? And any correlation between all of these conditions?
Traditional Chinese Medicine has helped me with adenomyosis - just sharing info! Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Traditional Chinese Tea along with diet and physical restrictions.
It is possible to have an adenomyotic uterus post menopause, and yes technically it could cause pain but for most, unlike endometriosis which wouldn't see a change post menopause, adenomyosis for most, menopause will stop the adenomyosis pain. You could still have pain from a fibroid, the bladder, the pelvic floor, or a hernia OR more likely, endometriosis left behind without being excised. You would need to see a specialist who would evaluate these pain generators and excise the endo. At that time you could all make a decision about what you wanted to do with your uterus.
Vikki I’ve seen a few people ask this question. And not recieving an answer. I’m wondering if the uterus is causing all the Adenomyosis symptoms. Hence why they remove it.
As an Adenomyosis patient it's refreshing to come across an upto date discussion on this disease with specialists in the know. I find it's left out of discussions all too often. Finding a Dr willing to investigate causes of symptoms is difficult, and finding information when newly diagnosed isn't all that easy. Plenty of support and information on endo, I don't feel there is quite the same for Adeno patient's. Adeno can go hand in hand with endo but not often discussed. 💜💛
I had surgery with Dr Sinervo in 2022. These videos are so validating and wonderful to watch, thank you.
Thank you everyone for all you do! Might one day there be a video on Endosalpingiosis as well?
46:18 Has the role of estrogen in adenomyosis, endometriosis and fibroids been discussed by Endo Summit, yet, please? Also have breast fibroids and cysts been discussed? And any correlation between all of these conditions?
What about the sharp stabbing pain? Not cramping…
Traditional Chinese Medicine has helped me with adenomyosis - just sharing info! Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Traditional Chinese Tea along with diet and physical restrictions.
Thank you for sharing.
Dr Vidali found mine after no one did
Thank you for your support and sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have Adenamiosys . I' m 30 years old. What do it ?
Doctor please answer 😢
Thanks
What if you have it post menopause
It is possible to have an adenomyotic uterus post menopause, and yes technically it could cause pain but for most, unlike endometriosis which wouldn't see a change post menopause, adenomyosis for most, menopause will stop the adenomyosis pain. You could still have pain from a fibroid, the bladder, the pelvic floor, or a hernia OR more likely, endometriosis left behind without being excised.
You would need to see a specialist who would evaluate these pain generators and excise the endo. At that time you could all make a decision about what you wanted to do with your uterus.
@@theendometriosissummit5427 my ultrasound showed no fibroids , but I do have cysts in the endometrium along with adenomyosis- and stripe thickening .
Vikki I’ve seen a few people ask this question. And not recieving an answer. I’m wondering if the uterus is causing all the Adenomyosis symptoms. Hence why they remove it.
@@fortheloveofmoon also upping magnesium … and b vitamins.. cutting out high oxalate foods which cause calcium stones …