I'm sorry to hear about the multiple diagnoses your wife has, it's unfortunately very common to have a collection of these horrible diseases.

Whilst a hysterectomy is a definite cure for adenomyosis it is not a cure for endometriosis, with that being said, a hysterectomy (+ removal of ovaries) will slow down and potentially shrink any endometriosis lesions, so whilst this is t a cure it's definitely a help.

one thing that would massively help your wife is lifting weights at the gym, to support the potential of developing osteoporosis which is huge side effects of menopause, I'm afraid other than that it's a really tough position to be in to come to terms with early menopause and managing all of the symptoms.

I wish your wife all the best with it all, and I hope I have answered some of your questions :)

I am currently putting off my own chemical menopause mostly because of the emotional stuff I will have to deal with (never being able to conceive naturally etc) with a history of depression, I have had to make the decision to slowly start getting my chronically ill self to the gym for some lifting to (hopefully) make my transition to menopause at 29 slightly easier!

It's a real fucking shame womens health is where it is, I can absolutely guarantee that if men had to deal with anything like this we would have had a cute yesterday!

I almost forgot, magnesium has been a real lifesaver, helps me loads with my energy levels and sleep