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Apply alovera gel extract and massage well, apply vit e, apply papaya paste, apply tomato paste, this will help.

there are two options for adenomyosis treatment ,if family complete you can go for hysterectomy.if you want to conserve your uterus then go for mirena insertion.
for initial 2-3 months afyer mirena insertion you may have intermenstrual spotting and cramps .but after that periods will get regularized and BLEEDING will reduce significantly

Adenomyosis is a condition, which is not effectively treated by drugs.(including hormones) at the age of 44 if you have inter menstrual spotting or bleeding, better to get a d&c done by a gynecologist and wait for hpr. The treatment is to be scheduled only after precuring the report.

IF YOU ARE NOT CONVINCED BY MINIMAL TO NO SIDE EFFECTS OF MIRENA THEN OPT FOR TABLETS WHICH SERVES THE SAME PURPOSE

IN ALLOPATHY SIDE EFFECTS MEANS ITS BEEN RESEARCHED BUT THAT DOESNT MEAN EVERY INDIVIDUAL WILL EXPERIENCE IT

Start doing yoga,, do regular exercise,, maintaining a healthy life,, take nutritious food,, this will help

Expecting result in 3 days is premature.
Most of the medical problems need personally taking detailed medical history and examination with the need for detailed reports so meet concerned doctor- gynecologist.

treatment for adenomyosis is either hysterectomy or cyclical progesterone therapy or mirena insertion ( type of iud releasing levonorgestrel).
as you're 44 yrs ,if pain is severe you can go for hysterectomy.Or you can take progesterone tablets cyclicaly ,it will relief you of pain .

If you using older inhaler without proper hygiene there is a chance of fungal infection.
So its better get a throat swab for gram stain and fungal infection.

Nothing significant among reports quoted here.
Meet gynecologist for complaints and better to consult gastro-enterologist or hepatologist for sonography liver report.

Hoarseness can be caused by a number of conditions. The most common cause of hoarseness is acute laryngitis caused most often by an upper respiratory tract infection. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan.