Adenomyosis

When I first heard about adenomyosis, it was from a friend who had been struggling with painful periods for years. […]

I once spoke with a woman who described her life with adenomyosis as being caught in a storm without an

I remember speaking to a woman who said her periods had always been heavy, but recently, they’d started to feel

Adenomyosis is a condition where the tissue that typically lines the uterus grows into the uterine muscle, often leading to

When I first heard the word “adenomyosis,” my initial thought was, “Great, another thing to add to my ever-growing list

I remember the first time I started to suspect that stress was making my adenomyosis symptoms worse. It was one

Living with adenomyosis is like being in a never-ending, one-sided relationship with your uterus—it’s unpredictable, painful, and leaves you wondering

As someone who has struggled with adenomyosis, I understand how overwhelming it can be to search for answers. I’ve spent

When I was first diagnosed with adenomyosis, I felt overwhelmed, confused, and quite honestly, alone. There were days when the

Adenomyosis is not considered an autoimmune disease, but research explores immune system involvement. Treatment focuses on managing symptoms like pain and heavy bleeding through hormonal therapies or surgery.