How long can I live with uterine fibroids?

Uterine fibroids are a very common gynecological disease in women. If you find that uterine fibroids are malignant, how long can you live? If uterine fibroids are malignant, they will threaten the patient's life. If the patient is diagnosed with uterine fibroids in the early stages, they can be actively treated because uterine fibroids are not a very serious disease and early treatment is very simple. Let’s learn about the issue of uterine fibroids.

1. Overview

Although uterine fibroids basically only occur in men, if the patient does not seek physical examination when she develops uterine fibroids, the condition will continue to worsen, and the patient's condition will eventually turn from benign to malignant. There is a big difference between benign uterine fibroids and malignant uterine fibroids. If the patient's condition is malignant, it will cause greater harm to the body, and the difficulty of treatment will increase, which may endanger her life.

2. Steps/Methods:

1. If the patient does not seek treatment after her uterine fibroids worsen, it may indeed endanger her life. The disease will continue to worsen, and in the end she may only have a few years to live.

2. However, if the patient can take some corresponding methods to deal with the disease when it worsens, then the patient's disease can eventually be cured. However, the choice of treatment method is very important, and you should choose a method that suits your disease.

3. At this time, the patient is actually no longer suitable for surgical treatment alone. It is best to combine it with other methods of treatment. You can choose radiotherapy, chemotherapy and drug therapy to cooperate with surgery for treatment, and the effect is relatively good.

3. Notes:

Generally speaking, if the patient undergoes treatment for several months, his or her disease will improve to a certain extent. However, the prerequisite is that the patient must actively receive treatment and cannot receive treatment casually.