Adenomyosis uteri und Kinderwunsch
Adenomyosis uteri (AM) is an underestimated condition associated with fertility issues and pregnancy complications, particularly an increased rate of premature birth in women with severe endometriosis.
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This paper discusses adenomyosis in the context of fertility and pregnancy outcomes through an individual case report. It describes a 16-year-old nulligravida with longstanding adenomyosis symptoms in whom adenomyosis was histologically confirmed after adenomyomectomy, followed by one year of GnRH analogs with add-back HRT. At age 18 she achieved her desire for pregnancy, but experienced preterm premature rupture of membranes and an amnion infection syndrome, leading to a secondary cesarean section at 25 weeks. The authors explicitly note that larger data analyses are needed to better quantify the risk, and they report the case as supporting a hypothesis of increased pregnancy complications in adenomyosis; this paper is centrally about adenomyosis — its focus is adenomyosis-related fertility and pregnancy complications.
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