Hello
As a woman, I am deeply worried about unavoidable uterine-related diseases.
Two years ago, I was diagnosed with CIN3 cervical cancer and underwent conization. I am now receiving check-ups every six months.
But during the last check-up, I was told I have adenomyosis and uterine fibroids. They said the adenomyosis is quite thick...
So, I guess I had severe menstrual cramps during my period.
I can't endure without taking medication.
The doctor said that whether I get Mirena or ultimately have it removed, I need to have it taken out.
I'm worried that having a uterine-related condition might lead to a serious illness someday. I'm considering whether it would be better to just have it removed.
But people around me say that removing the tissue is not something to take lightly, and they've told me that they've seen many people who have had a difficult time with the removal.
What are some foods that are good for uterine health?
Is the aftereffect of hysterectomy severe?
Does menopause mean that all uterine-related diseases no longer worsen?
Is removing the uterus not the answer?
Sigh... I'm really 고민이되네요...
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