Adenomyoma & adenomyosis typically arises in the endometrial glands. .Adenomyoma is usually trapped menstrual blood within the thick muscular walls of the uterus, secreted by trapped endometrial glands.
It is usually located within the myometrium, but its variant Endometriosis can also grow outside the uterus, such as in the gallbladder or in distant sites outside of the pelvis.
At Rhea IVF and Women’s Hospital, we provide effective surgical treatments for all complex conditions that arise within the female reproductive system at a cost-effective rate. Under the guidance of our expert Dr. K. Shanmugavadivu, every patient can get personalised solutions and treatments that are most suitable for their recovery and care.
These are the symptoms that are more commonly associated with adenomyoma:
Adenomyoma can increase the frequency of preterm labour and membrane ruptures. As it usually tends to grow from the endometrial tissue, it can also affect implantation, damage fertilised eggs, and inhibit embryo growth and development. Though there is no direct epidemiological evidence that proves this, analysing indirect and available data can make a good case for how adenomyoma affects fertility.
At Rhea IVF and Fertility Centre, we offer the following surgical treatments to correct adenomyoma:
Adenomyomectomy is the surgical removal of the uterine mass known as adenomyoma, and at Rhea IVF and Women’s Hospital, we correct adenomyoma through laparoscopic and hysteroscopic methods of surgery.
At Rhea IVF and Women’s Hospital, we aspire to provide accessible and cost-effective services to people from all sections and strata of society. We are the top IVF hospital offering treatment for adenomyoma at Kallakurichi. Driven by principles of ethical altruism, we hope to provide comprehensive medical care by strictly following ethical medical practices and providing comforting care.
