Interventional treatment of hysteromyoma

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The uterus is an important part of women, I believe there are many women worried about uterine fibroids, the author has experienced the suffering of uterine fibroids before, not long ago did interventional treatment, so I would like to share with you the interventional treatment of uterine fibroids

Interventional treatment of hysteromyoma

First, the greatest advantages of interventional treatment of uterine fibroids are non operation, non-invasive, safe, painless, not hospitalized, with treatment, without affecting daily work and life, without any side effects. It can also take non-surgical interventional treatment to preserve the uterus, which can also achieve the effect of curing fibroids. This method can make the fibroids stop growing and atrophy significantly under the guidance of ultrasound, Finally fibrosis. Achieve the purpose of clinical cure. Safe and painless, no damage to normal uterine tissue, no side effects, no hospitalization, maintain to amenorrhea after leiomyoma will further natural atrophy

Second: interventional therapy is not a surgical operation, it will not make the fibroids disappear, but through embolizing the blood supply of the fibroids, it will gradually become ischemic and necrotic, and then shrink, just like a pot of flowers will no longer be watered or fertilized to make itself wither. The effective rate is more than 90%, and obvious myoma shrinkage can be seen in three months to six months.

Third: interventional therapy is a more reasonable and humanized treatment of uterine fibroids. The biggest advantage of interventional therapy for uterine fibroids is that it is non-surgical, non-invasive, safe, painless, not hospitalized, with treatment, without affecting daily work and life, without any side effects. Can also take the preservation of the uterus non-surgical intervention treatment, can also achieve the effect of curing fibroids.

matters needing attention

The price of interventional treatment of hysteromyoma also has a certain relationship with the size of hysteromyoma. If the hysteromyoma is small, asymptomatic, without complications and degeneration, it generally does not need treatment. Especially in the postmenopausal age, due to the low level of estrogen after menopause, leiomyoma will naturally atrophy or disappear, only need regular (3-6 months) review. If myoma enlargement or obvious symptoms are found in reexamination, further treatment should be considered.