Adenomyosis After 35: Symptoms, Fertility Context, and Evaluation

Heavier periods, increasing cramps, or a sense of pelvic pressure can be easy to normalize, especially when cycles are already changing after 35. Adenomyosis is one possible explanation, but symptoms alone cannot confirm it and many other conditions can look similar. Adenomyosis occurs when tissue similar to the uterine lining is found within the muscular … Ler mais

Saline Infusion Sonogram After 35: What the Test Can Show Before Pregnancy

A saline infusion sonogram, also called sonohysterography, may be suggested when a standard pelvic ultrasound does not fully answer questions about the inside of the uterus. For women after 35, it often appears in conversations about fertility evaluation, recurrent loss, unusual bleeding, fibroids, polyps, or planning before assisted reproduction. The test can provide useful structural … Ler mais