Uterine tumor pictures

Nowadays, many female friends are prone to uterine fibroids when they are over 30 years old, so we middle-aged women in our 30s should pay attention. However, I don’t know much about whether uterine fibroids need surgery. Because I have done this surgery, I know it. Now let me share some pictures about where uterine fibroids grow.

Where do uterine fibroids grow?

1Uterine fibroids are a common gynecological tumor. The harm generally caused is menstrual disorders, anemia caused by frequent and excessive menstruation, etc. Most importantly, uterine fibroids can also cause other female gynecological diseases; or compete with test tube embryos for nutrients, leading to malnutrition of newborns. If you suffer from uterine fibroids, you can check it out yourself. When you experience symptoms such as increased menstrual blood volume, postmenopausal bleeding or irregular bleeding, pus-like, blood circulation, watery discharge, pain in the lower abdomen, waist and sacrum, you must be alert to the occurrence of uterine fibroids.

2 In fact, uterine fibroids have always been a very common malignant tumor in gynecology. In fact, the more common examination for uterine fibroids is color Doppler ultrasound. B-ultrasound examination is relatively common and can identify uterine fibroids with an accuracy of 93.1%. It can show enlarged uterus, irregular shape, the number, location, size of uterine fibroids, whether the uterine fibroids are symmetrical or vaporized cystic, and whether other organs are compressed in the surrounding area. Due to the aggregation of cells within the tumor cell mass, the different components of the connective tissue support structure and the arrangement of tumor and cells in the uterine fibroid mass, the uterine fibroid mass shows three basic changes on the scan: weak echo, equal echo and strong echo. The weak echo type has a high cell density, a large number of elastic fibers, a dominant nested arrangement of cells, and relatively rich blood vessels. Hyperechoic type, with more fibroblasts and dominant fascicular arrangement of tumor cells. Echo patterns are close to each other.

3 Because uterine fibroids have no obvious symptoms in the early stages, they are difficult to detect. The discovery of uterine fibroids also relies on gynecological examinations. Women can self-diagnose and detect tumors in the following four ways, including observing secretions, examining the abdomen, and paying attention to abnormal bleeding and abnormal pain.

Frequently asked questions

After suffering from uterine fibroids, our patients need to actively pay attention to nutrition, eat more high-protein foods, such as chicken breast, eggs, lean pork, wild turtle, etc., and also eat more vegetables and fruits, such as cabbage, wild rice stem, lettuce, broccoli, loofah, winter melon, oyster mushroom, tofu, kelp, seaweed, fresh fruits, etc.