Do I need surgery for uterine fibroids?

In our daily life, many people believe that women have a weaker ability to withstand psychological pressure. However, this is indeed the case. Once many women develop some diseases, they always worry too much and have huge psychological pressure, fearing that their diseases cannot be treated, especially some gynecological diseases. Sometimes, if not treated in time, it will affect fertility. Many women with uterine fibroids are always overly nervous and have huge psychological pressure. Let's find out whether uterine fibroids require surgery.

Do I need surgery for uterine fibroids?

There are many ways to treat uterine fibroids. If surgery is not required, the best method is ultrasonic ablation, also known as ultrasonic focused knife (commonly known as HIFU knife). It focuses the ultrasound generated outside the body directly on the fibroids in the body, and uses the high energy generated to focus the ultrasound from outside the body into the body to kill the fibroids. The fibroids will be absorbed by the body and shrink rapidly until they disappear. This method is non-invasive, has few side effects, and can avoid scars and organ adhesions caused by surgery. No surgery, no surgical and anesthesia risks. And preserve the uterus. The therapeutic effect is definite and can be seen immediately through B-ultrasound or MRI. The most important thing is that this method causes less suffering to patients and they can go home 2 hours after treatment without having to stay in the hospital.

There is no scalpel, no surgical incision, no blood, and even no need for strict disinfection. The surgeon only needs to click the mouse and change the data to complete a tumor cutting operation. This type of surgery fulfills the surgeon's ultimate dream of not performing surgery, and that is ultrasonic ablation (HIFU). The ultrasound used in ultrasound ablation therapy is the same as the ultrasound we use for examinations in hospitals and is harmless to the human body. Because the entire treatment process is monitored by ultrasound, the positioning is very accurate, and MRI can be performed immediately after the operation to check the treatment effect. The evaluation indicators are very objective and obvious.

The above is an introduction to whether surgery is needed for patients with uterine fibroids. After understanding, we know that uterine fibroids are very harmful to women's bodies. However, if they can be treated and controlled in time in the early stages of the disease, surgery is not necessarily required for treatment. In addition, women with uterine fibroids must not have a heavy psychological burden.