Adenomyosis: diagnostics, tactics of treatment and rehabilitation of genesial function
Researchers developed a diagnostic and treatment algorithm for nodal and diffuse adenomyosis that reduced sexual health disturbances and improved pregnancy outcomes in women undergoing assisted reproductive technologies.
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This study evaluated the impact of different adenomyosis forms on sexual health and pregnancy outcomes in women of reproductive age. The researchers surveyed 200 patients undergoing surgical treatment and followed 100 infertile women treated with assisted reproductive technologies, analyzing clinical, hormonal, and psychological data across three stages. They developed a diagnostic and rehabilitative algorithm aimed at preserving sexual function and improving gestational success, concluding that timely intervention reduces health disturbances. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically focusing on its diagnosis, treatment strategies, and rehabilitation of sexual function in affected women.
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