What are the contraindications for uterine fibroid removal?

Although uterine fibroids are a benign tumor, if no treatment measures are taken for the fibroids, it will cause greater harm to female friends. Symptoms such as miscarriage during pregnancy, infertility, and excessive menstrual flow are all related to uterine fibroids. Currently, surgery is the most common method for removing uterine fibroids. Although uterine fibroid surgery is relatively less traumatic, surgical care cannot be ignored. Let’s learn about the contraindications of uterine fibroid removal.

After uterine fibroids are removed, in order to better restore health, patients should be more careful in daily care and must not be careless. Couples should be prohibited from having sexual intercourse after uterine fibroids are removed until recovery. They also need to pay attention to regular check-ups in the hospital to prevent the occurrence of other malignant diseases.

Myomectomy: What to look out for

1. Within six hours after the hysteromyomectomy, lie flat on the bed, but do not use a pillow, and tilt your head to one side to avoid vomitus from being sucked into the trachea;

2. Most patients do not feel pain after uterine fibroid surgery, but you should also focus on massaging the patient's waist and legs, and help the patient turn over once every half an hour to ensure blood circulation.

3. If the ureter can be removed after the infusion is completed on the same day, the patient can get out of bed and move around.

4. Six hours after minimally invasive surgery for uterine fibroids, let the patient eat a small amount of liquid food, such as porridge, noodle soup, etc. Do not give patients sweet food supplements.

5. Avoid lifting objects weighing more than three kilograms three months after the operation. It is best not to travel long distances or sit for long periods of time without exercise.

6. Strengthen your physical exercise and eliminate your worries and fears.

7. Cultivating a healthy and positive attitude and thoughts is the most effective treatment.

After the patient's hysterectomy, menstruation will disappear. Vaginal discharge decreases. Symptoms of menopause may appear earlier than expected. Hysterectomy can affect the blood supply to the ovaries and accelerate ovarian failure; hysterectomy affects the integrity of the pelvic floor, shortens the vagina, and has a certain impact on sexual life. After a hysterectomy, the ovaries will be severely damaged, and the basic internal nourishment of the uterus will easily become unbalanced. Premature ovarian failure, decreased estrogen secretion, increased cardiovascular morbidity, and patients are prone to obesity, hypertension, heart disease, osteoporosis, etc. There is also the possibility of becoming pregnant or having a baby.