What is the best way to treat uterine fibroids?

Nowadays, many women do not pay attention to their bodies and may have uterine fibroids. If you have uterine fibroids, women must seek treatment so that your body can slowly get better. Otherwise, it is very likely to affect your body. However, many women do not have much knowledge in this area, so sometimes they ignore it. This is a very bad habit. Let's take a look at how to treat uterine fibroids.

1. Drug treatment

Indications for drug treatment

a. Young people who want to preserve their fertility. For women of childbearing age who suffer from infertility or miscarriage due to fibroids, drug treatment can shrink the fibroids and promote conception and fetal survival.

b. For premenopausal women, the fibroids are not very large and the symptoms are mild. After taking the medicine, the uterus will shrink and menopause will occur, and the fibroids will shrink accordingly, thus avoiding surgery.

c. Patients who have surgical indications but currently have contraindications and need to be treated before surgery.

d. Patients with concurrent medical or surgical diseases who are unable to undergo surgery or are unwilling to undergo surgery.

e. Before choosing drug treatment, a diagnostic curettage and endometrial biopsy should be performed to rule out malignant changes, especially for those with menstrual disorders or increased menstrual flow. Curettage has both diagnostic and hemostatic functions.

2. Surgical treatment

(1) Myomectomy: This is a surgery to remove the myoma on the uterus and preserve the uterus. Mainly used for people under 45 years old, especially those under 40 years old. This surgery is not only for infertile women who have no children, but also for those who already have children, whose fibroids are large, with a diameter greater than 6cm, whose menstrual period is heavy and conservative medication is ineffective, or who have compression symptoms, submucosal fibroids, or whose fibroids grow rapidly.

(2) Hysterectomy: When expectant treatment and drug therapy fail to improve the patient's symptoms and the patient requires surgery but is not eligible for myoma removal, hysterectomy is recommended.

I believe that now you already know how to treat uterine fibroids in women, so if you encounter problems in this area in the future, you don’t have to worry too much, because after you know how to treat it, you can make good adjustments to your body, which will allow your body to get better faster. This is very beneficial for your body and can also make your life better and better.