Laparoscopic surgery for uterine fibroids

Laparoscopy for uterine fibroids is a relatively less invasive surgery, which is mainly divided into laser surgery and laparoscopic surgery. These two surgeries can directly examine the internal environment of the abdominal cavity, thereby understanding the symptoms of uterine fibroids. The accuracy of uterine fibroids surgery is relatively high, and the recovery time of the surgery is very fast, but the patient should follow the doctor's advice to make a good experience of the surgery and avoid the complications caused by laparoscopic surgery for uterine fibroids.

There are two main types of surgery for uterine fibroids: laser surgery and laparoscopic surgery. No matter which type of surgery is used to treat uterine fibroids, there is a certain degree of risk. Therefore, for patients with uterine fibroids, the first thing to do is to go to a large regular hospital, find a professional doctor to diagnose the child, and then arrange laparoscopic surgery. Next, let’s briefly introduce the two surgical procedures for uterine fibroids: laser and laparoscopic.

Laparoscopic surgery can treat a smaller area of ​​uterine fibroids and has higher precision, and the recovery time after laparoscopic surgery is also relatively short. It can accurately remove the uterine fibroids by cutting open the uterus and removing the diseased cells in the uterine area. It is then supplemented with bactericidal and anti-inflammatory drugs and finally the uterine incision is sutured. The entire uterine fibroid surgery process is completed.

Laser surgery is a mainstream treatment for uterine fibroids after laparoscopic surgery. Most patients with uterine fibroids have pathogenic bacteria in their uterus, and laser surgery uses the red light sterilization principle to kill pathogenic bacteria in the endometrium. Once the pathogenic bacteria are eliminated, the function of the endometrium will gradually recover. Therefore, many patients with pathological uterine fibroids will use laser surgery for treatment.

The above is the introduction to the "laparoscopic surgery experience for uterine fibroids". Surgery is only one of all the treatments for uterine fibroids. Other methods, such as medication and instruments, can also treat uterine fibroids. After suffering from uterine fibroids, patients should not blindly take medicine or undergo surgical treatment. It is best to go to a large regular hospital and let the doctor choose the appropriate treatment method for uterine fibroids, so that uterine fibroids can be cured scientifically and safely.

Precautions after laparoscopic surgery for uterine fibroids

Precautions after uterine fibroid surgery 1. Pay attention to cleaning

After discharge, the incision on the abdominal wall needs to be kept dry, and bathing is prohibited after one week (tub bathing is prohibited). Because the sutures have just been removed when discharged, the wound has not healed completely, and the scab on the incision has not fallen off, so bathing is not advisable. Of course, the skin all over the body still needs to be kept clean by taking a bath, and washing the perineum every night or after defecation.

Precautions after uterine fibroid surgery 2. Pay attention to the occurrence of abnormal symptoms

1. Vaginal bleeding: For those who undergo intramural myoma or submucosal myoma removal surgery, there will be wounds on the uterine wall, which will cause a small amount of vaginal bleeding after surgery. Generally, it will not exceed 10 days and is normal. If it exceeds half a month, you should go to the hospital for examination;

2. There is generally no bleeding after subtotal cervical resection, but if the cervical margin is high, there may be a little vaginal bleeding on the day of menstruation every month. The amount depends on the height of the cervical margin. If the margin is high and there is a lot of residual endometrium, there will be more vaginal bleeding. On the contrary, there will be less vaginal bleeding.

3. After total hysterectomy, there may be a small amount of yellow or bloody secretions in 10-15 days. You can observe it for a few days and it will disappear naturally. If purulent secretions occur, it may be an infection at the vaginal incision stump or vaginitis. You should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment, find out the cause, and deal with it in time. If a patient who has undergone a partial or total hysterectomy experiences heavy vaginal bleeding, it may be due to suture rupture, and the patient should go to the hospital for emergency examination immediately.

Precautions after uterine fibroid surgery 3. Pay attention to balanced nutrition

After uterine fibroid surgery, the recurrence of fibroids due to insufficient intake and utilization disorders of trace elements should be avoided. Avoid long-term and excessive stimulation of estrogen, use hormone drugs rationally, and eat less nutritional supplements. Eat more foods containing protein, vitamins and iron, such as fish soup, grapes, cherries, vegetables, etc.

Precautions after uterine fibroid surgery 4. No sexual intercourse for one month

After a subtotal hysterectomy or total hysterectomy, sexual life can be resumed after a follow-up examination at the hospital three months later if the result is normal.