Will endometriosis get better after cesarean section?

Endometriosis may be relieved after cesarean section, but not all patients will recover completely. Cesarean section may reduce the lesions, but comprehensive management with medication, surgery and lifestyle adjustments is required. Symptoms in some patients are alleviated, but there is still a risk of recurrence.

1. The formation of endometriosis is related to many factors, including genetics, hormone levels and environmental factors. Some ectopic lesions may be removed during cesarean section, which may relieve symptoms in the short term, but it does not mean a complete cure. Some patients may still experience symptoms such as dysmenorrhea and pelvic pain after surgery.

2. Drug treatment is an important intervention method for endometriosis. Commonly used drugs include oral contraceptives, progestins and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Oral contraceptives can reduce menstrual volume and reduce recurrence rate; progestins can inhibit endometrial growth; non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can help relieve pain. Specific medication should be taken under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Surgery is another option, especially for patients with severe symptoms or those who are ineffective with drug treatment. Common surgical methods include laparoscopy, laparotomy and hysterectomy. Laparoscopic surgery is less invasive and has a quick recovery, suitable for mild to moderate patients; laparotomy is more thorough and easy to remove lesions; hysterectomy is the last option, suitable for patients who have no fertility needs and severe symptoms.

4. Adjusting your lifestyle can help relieve symptoms and prevent recurrence. Maintaining a healthy diet, such as increasing fiber-rich foods and reducing the intake of red meat and high-fat foods; appropriate exercise, such as yoga and swimming, can help improve pelvic blood circulation; learning to manage emotions and avoiding long-term mental stress are beneficial to recovery.

The treatment of endometriosis is a long process. Caesarean section may relieve some symptoms, but it is not effective for all patients. It is recommended that patients choose a treatment plan that suits them under the guidance of a doctor, and follow up regularly to monitor changes in the condition and adjust the treatment strategy in a timely manner.