<prompt> TRUE regarding adenomyosis are all, EXCEPT:-Presents with menorrhagia, dysmenorrhea, and enlarged uterusMore common in Multiparous womenProgestins are the treatment of ChoiceLakes of Endometrial collection seen in the Myometirum on USG  <response>: Adenomyosis is benign but invasive growth of the endometrium into the muscular layer of the uterus. The patients are usually multiparous, around the age of 40 years. menorrhagia and progressively increasing dysmenorrhea. pelvic discomfo, backache and dyspareunia. Clinical examination : symmetrical enlargement of uterus if adenomyosis is diffuse but if it is localized the enlargement is asymmetrical. uterus is enlarged but seldom more than a 14 weeks pregnant size uterus. Progesterones can be used for relief but the definitive treatment is Hysterectomy. 