Can moxibustion be used to treat uterine adenomyosis?

It is obviously not uncommon for women to suffer from gynecological diseases. For example, adenomyosis is a relatively common gynecological disease. The main cause of this disease is severe blood stasis in women's bodies, which in turn causes the disease. On the other hand, women's gynecological diseases are still related to the special structure of their bodies. So, can moxibustion be used to treat uterine adenomyosis?

1. Can moxibustion be used to treat adenomyoma of the uterus?

Moxibustion is a traditional Chinese medicine treatment method for dredging meridians and regulating qi and blood in the body. This method has a good effect on dredging meridians, relieving inflammation and analgesia, and it is a relatively convenient method.

Can moxibustion be used to treat adenomyoma? According to traditional Chinese medicine theory, yes, adenomyoma is caused by stagnation of qi and blood in the body. Moxibustion can dredge the meridians in the body and guide the circulation of qi and blood. However, moxibustion to treat adenomyoma requires accurate acupoint identification and is best performed with the assistance of B-ultrasound.

2. Causes of uterine adenomyosis

1. Nowadays, many female friends undergo abortion in the case of unexpected pregnancy. Once there is a problem with the operation and the operation is incomplete, it will cause damage to the uterus and lead to uterine lesions.

2. Estrogen dependence is also the main cause of uterine adenomyosis. Excessive estrogen secretion in women can cause endometrial lesions and induce uterine adenomyosis.

3. Endometrial translocation or other uterine diseases can cause vaginal obstruction in women, leading to poor menstrual blood flow and the occurrence of adenomyoma.

Serious manifestations of adenomyosis:

1. Severe uterine adenomyosis can cause pelvic adhesions, block the fallopian tubes and cause infertility symptoms.

2. Severe uterine adenomyosis can cause the uterus to swell, causing women to discharge large amounts of menstrual blood and lead to anemia.

3. Uterine adenomyoma can cause dysmenorrhea, mainly because of large-scale bleeding in the endometrium, which causes increased uterine tension and increased contraction of uterine muscles, causing women to suffer from aggravated dysmenorrhea.