Mirena IUD on menstrual patterns in patients with adenomyosis and sexual quality of life in clinical research
Mirena IUD use in 56 adenomyosis patients reduced dysmenorrhea and menstrual quantity after 3 months, with sexual function improving after 6 months.
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This clinical study evaluated the impact of the Mirena intrauterine device on menstrual patterns and sexual quality of life in 56 women diagnosed with adenomyosis. Researchers tracked patients over a twelve-month period, utilizing specific scoring methods for dysmenorrhea and menstrual blood loss alongside the Brief Index of Sexual Function for Women to assess changes at one, three, six, nine, and twelve months post-insertion. The results indicated that while initial improvements were not significant at one month, pain levels and menstrual volume decreased substantially by three to twelve months, with comprehensive sexual function metrics showing marked improvement after six months of treatment. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically examining the therapeutic efficacy of levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine systems on symptom management and sexual health outcomes in affected patients.
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