Fear, Adenomyosis, & the Medical System

Fear, Adenomyosis, & the Medical System

Updated November 12, 2023

When I first went to a clinic for help with heavy bleeding, painful cramping, and pelvic pain the doctor told me I would have to get an IUD or take birth control to control the symptoms.  I brought up my concerns, and she said if I didn’t do what she said I may have to get something more drastic: an ablation.  She did not bring up wanting to do more testing.  Dealing with adenomyosis and the medical system can bring up fear.

 I was scared, and ended up on the pill.  Later down the road I was diagnosed with adenomyosis.  Good thing I didn’t get an ablation for adenomyosis.  Ablation is not a treatment for it and usually causes a sharp increase in pelvic pain.

Adenomyosis can bring up so much.  When you’re not in pain you feel so committed, determined, and hopeful but when the pain hits you feel so desperate for relief you consider surgery and meds.  You don’t want this, but you don’t know what else you can try.  You feel like you have tried it all and nothing works: acupuncture, an anti inflammatory diet, exercise, pelvic PT, etc. 

Anxiety versus Fear and Adenomyosis 

Anxiety comes from your liver releasing toxins which inflame your vagus nerve, causing anxiety.  Fear is an emotion that can be absorbed from others, inherited, or felt in reaction to a traumatic event. When it is unprocessed at the time, this causes it to get stuck in the body.  

Interestingly, new research shows those with adenomyosis are at a higher risk of both depression and anxiety.

Adenomyosis Decisions and the Medical System

Making adenomyosis decisions is not easy.

You can’t make good adenomyosis decisions when you are coming from a place of fear.  I have heard from so many women with adenomyosis who have a hysterectomy scheduled because they dread their cycle. Many can’t survive with such heavy bleeding or pelvic pain. 

They contemplate canceling the surgery because they are scared, unsure about whether it’s needed, or they want to find relief holistically.

When I do adenomyosis consultations I always ask, “What do you see when you visualize your womb/uterus or pelvis?”  Answers range from “a black hole” to “I can’t see anything; I’m numb down there.” 

What I’ve discovered from reading hundreds of answers to this question is that we often disconnect energetically from this area because it’s wrapped up in so much pain.  This is a completely understandable response, but it prevents us from listening to our body.  

Try this: put your hands over your lower belly and in your mind ask your uterus/womb or pelvis. Ask yourself, “what emotions am I ready to let go of?”  See if any words or images bubble up.  If not, that is completely fine.  

Now imagine your womb/uterus or pelvis in front of you.  What do you see? Are there any light, dark, or areas of color?  Is the outline fuzzy or clear?  Remember to be gentle and kind with yourself around any emotions coming up.  

Want to share what came up?  I’d love to hear from you.  My email is saraericalopez@gmail.com.

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Sara Dessau Lopez is a Certified Hormone Specialist and Certified Emotion Code Practitioner from Vermont, U.S. She helps empath beauties tap into their intuitive wisdom so they can heal their hormones and reproductive system.  Sara is the founder of the 2020 Adenomyosis Summit and the creator of the Adenomyosis Cleanse.  

Disclaimer:  Always talk with a medical professional about health concerns.  These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.