Can uterine fibroids be treated without surgery

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When I had a physical examination in my company this year, I found that there was a benign myoma in the uterus. The doctor suggested that I should have my myoma removed surgically. He said that I was afraid that the myoma would continue to grow or cause other uterine diseases. Can I treat the myoma without surgery? Let me share some experience for you.

Can uterine fibroids be treated without surgery

First, we should pay more attention to the prevention and treatment of recurrent uterine fibroids. For older women with uterine fibroids, we should be alert to malignant transformation. If the myoma increases rapidly in a short time, accompanied by uterine bleeding, especially after menopause, the myoma will not atrophy but continue to increase, oppressing the surrounding organs, a series of complications will appear. At this time, we should be alert to malignant transformation. Young women with fertility requirements and unobstructed fallopian tubes are often reluctant to undergo surgery. Of course, it's better not to have another surgery. After all, it has a great impact on their health in the future.

Second: the current more common treatment of uterine fibroids is surgery, through surgery to remove the lesion, so as to achieve the purpose of treatment of uterine fibroids, and surgery for the human body will not cause any side effects, the treatment cycle is relatively short.

Third: whether the treatment depends on the location of uterine fibroids and whether it causes symptoms. If there are symptoms, even if it is very small, it should be treated as small as 1 cm in diameter; if there are no symptoms, it does not need to be treated as large as 5 cm. Whether surgery is needed depends not only on the size, but also on the location, quantity and nature of the growth of myoma. Only by comprehensive analysis can we determine whether surgery is needed and what kind of surgery is more appropriate.

matters needing attention

The specific cause of hysteromyoma is not very clear, but studies show that excessive hormone secretion is the most common cause of hysteromyoma, and these three behavior patterns of women are the chief culprits of endocrine disorders, resulting in excessive hormone secretion and affecting women's health.