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How do imaging results affect treatment and fertility planning?
Imaging findings—such as how deep adenomyosis extends, how much of the uterine wall is involved, and whether there are coexisting conditions—help us tailor a plan that matches your symptoms and your fertility goals. When imaging suggests more limited disease, some patients may be candidates for uterus-preserving options, while more extensive involvement may shift the discussion toward definitive treatment.
These details also shape what to expect from treatment, including the likelihood of meaningful pain relief and how realistic conception may be before or after different approaches. In a consultation, our team reviews your images alongside your history and exam to explain the tradeoffs of hormonal management, an LNG-IUD, conservative surgery, or hysterectomy, and to map out a fertility-centered timeline when pregnancy is a goal.

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