How to prevent uterine fibroids in menopausal women

Uterine fibroids are one of the common gynecological diseases, especially among menopausal women, the chance of getting the disease is relatively high. We all know that the most direct harm of uterine fibroids is that it may cause the patient to have his uterus removed, which is very harmful to the patient's body. Therefore, we must prevent the occurrence of this disease before it occurs. So how can menopausal women prevent uterine fibroids? Let’s see what authoritative experts say.

Uterine fibroids, also known as uterine leiomyoma, are the most common benign tumors of the female reproductive organs. Most of them are asymptomatic. A few present with vaginal bleeding, abdominal masses and compression symptoms. Compared with more than a decade ago, more and more middle-aged women in their thirties and forties have suffered from uterine fibroids, especially those who are infertile, have sexual dysfunction and are depressed. Gynecological experts said that the specific cause of uterine fibroids is not yet very clear, but studies have shown that excessive hormone secretion is the most common cause of uterine fibroids, and these three conditions in women are the culprits for endocrine disorders and excessive hormone secretion.

Modern acupuncture treatment for uterine fibroids is effective

1. Acupuncture therapy is an option

Modern Western medicine uses sex hormones or surgical treatments, and there is no other ideal treatment. However, the combination of fire needle Ashi points and acupuncture of distant points has a good therapeutic effect. In terms of treatment, body acupuncture is used mainly, combined with ear acupuncture, which also has significant effects.

2. Expectant treatment is appropriate in some cases

For patients with small fibroids, no symptoms, no complications, no degeneration, no impact on health, perimenopausal patients, and no clinical symptoms, expectant treatment can be adopted, considering that ovarian dysfunction may cause fibroids to regress or shrink. That is, regular clinical and imaging follow-up observations are carried out every 3-6 months, and the treatment plan is decided based on the review results.

How to prevent uterine fibroids in menopausal women? Through the above content, we know that menstrual uterine fibroids are not a terrible phenomenon. Many people pay too much attention to the treatment of this symptom because they are worried that this symptom will cause more serious harm. In fact, if we know the relevant knowledge about this disease, the treatment and prevention of the disease will become easier. Finally, I wish those menopausal women who are ill can recover soon and live a happy and healthy life!