Women's belly is hard and bulging

In daily life, there are many women around us who suffer from uterine fibroids. For many women, the probability of suffering from uterine fibroids is quite high, but uterine fibroids will not seriously endanger our lives. Some women may be indifferent because of this, which is certainly not good. Allowing the development of uterine fibroids will also cause harm to women.

Women's abdomen is hard and bulging

If a woman's abdomen is hard and swollen, she may suffer from uterine fibroids, uterine and ovarian tumors, or fecal stones caused by constipation. If she has a history of sexual intercourse, she cannot rule out uterine enlargement caused by pregnancy.

In order to confirm the diagnosis, it is recommended to go to the hospital for medical treatment. First, do a pelvic B-ultrasound examination to confirm whether there are any signs of pregnancy, pelvic space-occupying diseases, such as uterine fibroids, uterine and ovarian tumors, etc., and do a pelvic CT or MRI examination when necessary. If necessary, please consult with experts from relevant departments to assist in treatment.

If the diagnosis is that the uterus is enlarged due to pregnancy, the embryo is developing well, and there are requirements for pregnancy, it is recommended to create a prenatal check-up card and conduct regular prenatal check-ups. If it is a pelvic tumor, surgery is recommended.

Uterine fibroids

Symptom 1: Abdominal mass

In the early stages of uterine fibroids, some lumps will appear in the abdomen. These lumps will continue to grow larger over time, but they will not cause pain, and they will continue to move in the abdomen.

Symptom 2: Pain

Among patients with uterine fibroids, many will experience a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, and some will also experience lower back pain. These all vary from person to person, but what we can confirm is that patients with uterine fibroids will experience pain in the early stages.

Symptom 3: Abnormal uterine bleeding

Among patients with uterine fibroids, more than half of them experience abnormal uterine bleeding, most of whom experience regular bleeding, such as a sudden increase in menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation, or reduced cycle time. Irregular menstrual periods are all caused by uterine fibroids.

Symptom 4: Excessive leucorrhea

Patients with uterine fibroids may develop infection in the uterus or submucosal uterine fibroids of the cervix, which in turn causes the uterus to expand and vaginal secretions to increase. This is also a symptom that is very common in patients with uterine fibroids in the early stages.

Symptom 5: Anemia

Because patients with uterine fibroids have irregular menstruation, they are very likely to suffer from hemorrhagic anemia due to excessive blood loss during menstruation.