Podcast: Improving Sleep Hygiene During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Daniel Barone MD, FAASM, FANA, discusses why many of us have not slept well since the onset of COVID-19. He shares how coronavirus anxiety may be contributing to insomnia and offers some great tips on how to practice better sleep hygiene. He emphasizes the importance of restorative sleep and why it is so vital to our overall health, especially during these challenging times.

Listen to the episode here.

Cancer Care

Your Resource for Cancer Care, From World-Class Experts

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Podcast: Navigating Emotions and Stress During Social Movements

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Gurmeet Kanwal, MD discusses the psychological aspects of social movements like Black Lives Matter and the effects on everyday life. He shares on how adults can manage past trauma and triggers and how different generations have different emotional responses due to their lived experiences.

Pressing Questions About Addiction and Mental Health: Part 2

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Dr. Richard Friedman joined Dr. Mitchell Rosenthal to answer questions from attendants about addiction.

Anna Pavlick

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Pressing Questions About Addiction and Mental Health: Part 1

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Dr. Richard Friedman joined Dr. Mitchell Rosenthall to answer questions from attendants about mental illness and addiction.

Is a hysterectomy my only option for treating adenomyosis?

Hysterectomy is the only definitive treatment to eliminate symptoms related to adenomyosis. However, other non-surgical options can improve symptoms, including anti-inflammatory drugs and hormone therapy, such as a progesterone IUD. Uterine artery embolization and endometrial ablation may improve heavy bleeding. Adenomyosis often goes away after menopause, so treatment might depend on how close you are to that stage of life.

If you suspect you may have uterine fibroids or adenomyosis — or if you are experiencing any troublesome or painful symptoms — it is important to see a board-certified physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating these conditions. You do not need to live with painful symptoms; there are many treatment options to help improve your quality of life.

Patients at the Weill Cornell Medicine Fibroid and Adenomyosis Program benefit from our multidisciplinary and personalized approach to care. Our physicians specialize in many different treatments and therapies.

Can I get pregnant if I have adenomyosis?

Yes. Adenomyosis may make it harder for you to get pregnant and pregnant women with adenomyosis may have a higher rate of pregnancy complications. The most common complication is preterm delivery. Another complication that has been linked to adenomyosis is fetal growth restriction, which is when babies are smaller than they should be.