How fast does a uterine fibroid grow before it turns malignant?

Malignant tumors grow faster than healthy tumors. Patients may experience irregular vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain. A very small number of patients will experience leg pain and back pain, which usually occur in the late stages. Malignant uterine fibroids may also migrate or spread outward, which may cause infertility symptoms. Malignant uterine fibroids have a greater impact on the body and the risk factors are higher, so you must pay attention and go to the hospital for treatment in time. So, how fast does uterine fibroids grow before they get worse?

For malignant uterine fibroids, surgery is generally chosen for treatment. Surgical treatment has better effects. The uterine fibroids can be removed immediately or a total hysterectomy can be performed. It can effectively prevent the occurrence of migration or external spread of symptoms and has better treatment effects. If the number of uterine fibroids is relatively large, enucleation surgery can be performed selectively. After surgery, you should also pay attention to your nutrition and eat more high-protein foods and nutritious foods to promote the body's recovery.

Malignant uterine fibroids can also be treated with some physical therapy methods. Physical therapy generally involves removing part of the hyperplastic tissue, mainly using the characteristics of physics to make part of the hyperplastic tissue necrotize. This type of treatment method has a better effect. The most common ones are generally liquid nitrogen cryotherapy or laser therapy. After treatment, the clinical performance of many people will be greatly improved.

In general, the growth rate of malignant uterine fibroids is relatively fast compared to healthy ones. Malignant uterine fibroids have a greater impact on the body and the risk factors are also relatively high. Generally, surgical treatment or physical therapy can be chosen to effectively remove uterine fibroid tissue and the treatment effect is better. However, patients also need to adjust their diet structure, and the diet should be dominated by high-protein and low-calorie foods. Don't stay up late to maintain adequate sleep, and you can do some light exercise in your daily life.