Gynaecology & Women's Health
Cosmetic Gynecology
Advanced aesthetic and functional gynaecological procedures designed to restore intimate comfor...
About the Service
Adenomyosis occurs when the tissue that normally lines the uterine cavity (the endometrium) grows into the muscular wall of the uterus (the myometrium). During every menstrual cycle, this misplaced tissue continues to thicken, break down, and bleed, causing the uterine walls to swell, become tender, and produce intense menstrual pain and heavy bleeding. Dr. Vishakha Ahuja Dang offers specialized diagnostic imaging and a stepped approach to alleviate pain and restore quality of life.
When to Seek Medical Advice
If you or a family member notice any of the following common signs or symptoms, scheduling a timely clinical consultation can ensure early diagnosis and peace of mind:
Severe Menstrual Cramping
Sharp, knife-like pelvic cramps (dysmenorrhea) that worsen progressively over time.
Prolonged Heavy Bleeding
Extended menstrual periods with large clots and significant blood loss.
Enlarged, Tender Uterus
Abdominal swelling and tenderness upon pelvic examination or movement.
Pain During Intercourse
Deep pelvic discomfort or pain (dyspareunia) experienced during intimate relations.
Our Clinical Approach
At Dr. Dang's Clinic, every patient receives compassionate, evidence-based care in a private and welcoming environment.
Targeted Pelvic Ultrasound
High-definition transvaginal sonography identifying characteristic myometrial heterogeneity.
Individualized Pain Relief
Multimodal therapy combining anti-inflammatory agents and hormonal suppression.
Organ Preservation
Focusing on non-surgical uterine-sparing therapies as first-line management.
Long-Term Support
Ongoing clinical monitoring to maintain symptom relief through reproductive transitions.
Treatment & Care Options
Following a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, Dr. Vishakha Ahuja Dang crafts an individualized management plan based on your health profile and goals:
Frequently Asked Questions
In adenomyosis, endometrial tissue grows inside the muscular wall of the uterus. In endometriosis, similar tissue grows outside the uterus on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, or pelvic lining.
Yes, because adenomyosis is estrogen-dependent, symptoms typically resolve naturally after menopause.
The Mirena IUS is widely considered one of the most effective non-surgical options, often reducing bleeding and pain by over 80%.
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