What is the best treatment for adenomyosis?

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2026 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.22894829 · W7214027989
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This paper reviews multiple effective adenomyosis treatments, including hormonal therapies, minimally invasive interventions like UAE and HIFU, and hysterectomy, noting that selection depends on symptom severity, fertility desires, and patient preferences.

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This paper evaluates the landscape of therapeutic interventions for adenomyosis, highlighting that no single modality is universally superior. It identifies hormonal therapies, uterine artery embolization, high-intensity focused ultrasound, and hysterectomy as effective options available to clinicians. The selection of a specific treatment strategy depends heavily on individual patient factors, including the severity of symptoms, reproductive goals, and personal preferences. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically focusing on the comparative effectiveness and decision-making criteria for various treatment modalities.

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There are multiple effective treatment options for adenomyosis, including hormonal therapies, minimally invasive interventions like UAE and HIFU, and surgical options like hysterectomy, chosen based on symptom severity, fertility desires, and patient preferences.
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