Ultrasound interventional treatment of uterine fibroids

Although uterine fibroids are common, they can cause female infertility and other diseases, and their harmfulness is self-evident. Therefore, you must be extra careful in treatment and follow some scientific treatment principles in order to cure the disease better and faster. Don't be too impatient or lazy. Ultrasound interventional treatment for uterine fibroids has become the most common treatment method in clinical practice. So is this treatment method effective?

The following principles are followed in treating uterine fibroids:

1. The treatment principles of uterine fibroids should be based on the patient's symptoms, age, or size of the fibroids, and whether or not they have a healthy diet, combined with the patient's health status. Clinically, for those patients whose fibroids are less than 8 weeks of gestation and have no obvious symptoms, and who are close to the end of menstruation and whose fibroids are smaller than 12 weeks of gestation and have normal menstruation and no symptoms, a temporary observation method can be adopted.

2. For patients with excessive menstrual flow, an enlarging uterus, and a pregnancy that has lasted for more than 8 weeks, and after a curettage and elimination of endometrial cancer, androgen therapy can be used appropriately. Androgens can counteract estrogen, causing the endometrium to gradually shrink, increase vascular smooth muscle contraction, and reduce bleeding.

3. If the patient has no obvious effect after long-term conservative treatment, or the patient's tumor continues to grow, and the patient shows symptoms of anemia and active development, the minimally invasive O'Rourke system can be used for treatment. Therefore, the clinical treatment of this disease should be carried out step by step according to the patient's condition.

4. For patients with mild uterine fibroids, most people will receive conservative treatment with drugs. The treatment of uterine fibroids is nothing more than drugs and surgery. The specific method to be taken depends on the location of the patient's uterine fibroids.

Some patients may delay treatment in the early stages of the disease because their symptoms are not obvious. It is recommended that adult women have regular gynecological examinations to rule out diseases and understand their health status. Patients with uterine fibroids should not lose confidence in treatment.