How should small uterine fibroids be treated?

Although society is developing rapidly nowadays, various diseases are also developing very rapidly. Some diseases that were not common before have now become highly prevalent diseases. For example, uterine fibroids are a very common gynecological disease. Although uterine fibroids are a benign tumor, they can still cause great harm to women's bodies. So, how to treat small uterine fibroids?

First, expectant treatment: This treatment method is generally adopted by people. In most cases, uterine fibroids do not cause obvious symptoms and generally do not require treatment. But it does not mean that you can just ignore it, and regular observation is still needed.

Second, drug treatment: Currently, there is no specific drug for the treatment of uterine fibroids. The drugs are mainly used to control the size of the torrent or when the patient is near menopause. After taking the drugs, the fibroids will shrink, thereby reducing the difficulty of the surgery and avoiding surgery for the patient as much as possible. This is mainly because non-radical treatments for uterine fibroids will continue to grow after medication is stopped.

Third, surgical treatment: laparoscopic treatment. This technology does not require laparotomy. The doctor can observe the TV screen and perform myomectomy under direct vision. There is no need to suture the skin after the operation. Since the incision is relatively small, it can be covered with a Band-Aid. Normal activities and diet can be resumed on the same day after the operation.

Nowadays, most women do not have a full understanding of the disease of uterine fibroids, so they do not take it seriously after suffering from this disease, and even do not go to the hospital. After all, uterine fibroids are not scary. What is scary is that people lack self-protection awareness and will not actively seek treatment, which is the most fatal. If you feel unwell, you should go to the hospital to see a doctor in time.