Try not to have surgery for uterine fibroids

First of all, we say that not all patients with uterine fibroids need surgical treatment. Only those with symptoms, those that affect fertility, those in special locations, or those that worsen pregnancy should consider surgical treatment. Please refer to the popular science book below for details.

When should surgery be considered for uterine fibroids?

This article is of great practical value. Since the surgical indications in many hospitals in China are very loose nowadays, and surgeries are performed for no reason, I have repeatedly emphasized that surgery should be avoided if possible. Surgical treatment also causes pain, bleeding, scars, and adhesions after surgery.

Why should we avoid uterine myoma removal surgery if possible? 》

For a Patient with Difficult Uterine Fibroids

Adhesions, whether they are caused by laparoscopy or hysteroscopic surgery, we now use some blocking methods, but they are not 100% effective. Therefore, it is still best to avoid surgery if possible.

"Talking about the problem of adhesion after gynecological and obstetric surgery"

Many people asked me what to do if they want to get pregnant? If an assessment is required, please refer to the following 2 to 3 articles.

If you are not married, even if the uterine fibroids are too large and there are no symptoms, you can still consider treating them at an appropriate time. I would not recommend rushing into surgery. What if you do not want to have a baby after two years of surgery and the tumor recurs? Unless there are symptoms. Therefore, if there are no symptoms, wait until you get married and want to have a baby before making an assessment and solving the problem. Generally, you can get pregnant three months after treatment with magnetic waves, microwave heating, radiofrequency radiation, and hysteroscopy. It takes about 6-12 months to try to get pregnant after laparoscopy and laparotomy. The surgery and treatment time can be completed about one year before pregnancy.

If there are symptoms, then you should consider treatment, but now I remember that many hospitals set 5cm as the condition for surgery, but it is not! That is an old idea. As I mentioned in the above article, uterine fibroids will shrink after menopause. If there are no symptoms, just observe it. There is no need to perform surgery for an asymptomatic uterine fibroid.

Many people may be worried about the deterioration, but the deterioration is too serious. . . . So rare!

The malignant transformation of uterine fibroids

After reading this article, if you want to worry about getting worse, it is better to worry about how you will die in the future. One-third of patients got other tumors, one-third died of cardiovascular disease, one-60 died of ovarian cancer, and a very small number of patients died of uterine sarcoma similar to uterine fibroids. (One uterine sarcoma occurs in every 6,000 uterine fibroids patients)

The cause of uterine fibroids is not very clear at this stage. It is generally believed that it is a disease caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. If the mother or aunt in the family has uterine fibroids, the next generation is more likely to develop uterine fibroids.

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