Will uterine nodules disappear automatically?

Nodules can appear in any part and organ of the human body. If nodules appear in human skin tissue, the harm will be relatively small, but if they appear on internal organs, the harm will be relatively large. For example, lung nodules and liver nodules are very dangerous. It is worth mentioning that nodules can also appear in women’s uterus due to many reasons. So will the nodules on the uterus disappear automatically?

Will uterine nodules disappear automatically?

If there are uterine nodules, it is mostly considered to be uterine fibroids. There is generally no specific drug to treat fibroids. If it is not large or is far away from the endometrium, no treatment is required and regular color ultrasound examinations are sufficient.

There are low-echo nodules between the uterine muscle walls, which is a manifestation of uterine fibroids. It is recommended to take Guizhi Fuling Pills orally for treatment.

So what are the symptoms of uterine nodules? Most women are asymptomatic unless they go to the hospital for examination. Only a few people will experience vaginal bleeding and feel compression symptoms when the abdomen is touched.

Treatment of uterine nodules: Because the cause of nodule formation is unclear, modern Western medicine uses sex hormones or surgery to treat it. Experts point out that uterine nodules require B-ultrasound diagnosis to clarify the specific nature of the disease. If B-ultrasound cannot detect, then hysteroscopy is needed.

Although uterine nodules may seem to have no obvious symptoms, there is actually a chance of malignancy after the disease. Therefore, after being diagnosed with uterine nodules by gynecological experts in the hospital, you must not take it lightly. By the time it deteriorates into malignant uterine fibroids, it will be too late.

The harm of uterine fibroids: Fortunately, small uterine fibroids that are generally asymptomatic do not require treatment. This is especially true for women who have reached menopause, because uterine fibroids can shrink or even disappear automatically after menopause. However, despite this, uterine fibroids can also make patients feel abnormal during the illness. For example, the menstrual flow increases and the menstrual period is prolonged; when the fibroids are small, the mass cannot be felt in the abdomen. When the fibroids gradually increase in size, they may protrude from the cervix or even the external vagina. If the fibroids ulcerate, necrotize, or bleed, there may be bloody or purulent vaginal discharge with a foul odor.