Is it possible to inherit fibroids if the mother has them?

Fibroma is a common disease characterized by the appearance of hard lumps on the skin. It is generally more common in young people. This type of disease usually does not require special treatment, but some patients need surgical removal. However, many people do not know much about fibroids and do not know whether this type of disease is hereditary. Next, let us know the probability of a mother having a genetic disease of fibroids.

Whether a child will develop fibroids is determined by the sperm provided by the father and the egg provided by the mother. The probability of inheritance of this disease cannot be determined by the mother alone. The sperm provided by the father and the egg provided by the mother must be combined and analyzed to determine whether the child will have hereditary fibroids. However, fibroids are not a typical hereditary disease, so the probability of its inheritance is not high. Therefore, as long as the mother does a good job of prenatal check-ups during pregnancy, the inheritance of this disease can be effectively avoided.

Fibroid disease is generally not hereditary, but if you accidentally get the disease, you should actively carry out treatment. During treatment, you can use liquid nitrogen freezing to treat it. This method can dissipate the diseased areas that protrude from the skin surface and are subjected to repeated traumatic stimulation. The actual effect is still relatively good, and after treatment, there will generally be no scars and no recurrence. In addition to this method, laser treatment can also be used. This method has a higher probability of application in clinical medicine and the treatment effect is also very obvious.

According to the above content, it can be understood that the probability of a mother inheriting the fibroid disease is not very high, but if the disease is accidentally contracted, treatment should be carried out in time. At the same time, attention should be paid to the care of the local skin in daily life. The local skin should be protected and excessive friction of the skin should be avoided to prevent ulceration and infection. At the same time, attention should be paid to detecting changes in the condition. If the fibroid grows too fast, timely reexamination is required.