Why do uterine fibroids bleed?

Many women are not in a good mood after they develop uterine fibroids, because although uterine fibroids are not a serious disease, they are tumors that need treatment. It is normal for middle-aged women to have uterine fibroids. There will be bleeding in the early stages. As uterine fibroids compress the volume of the uterus, endometrial bleeding increases, and medication or surgical treatment should be considered. However, if the tumor is relatively small, early surgery is not recommended because surgery will damage the body.

The main causes of uterine fibroid bleeding are as follows:

1. Uterine fibroids cause the uterus to increase in size, endometrial area, excessive bleeding and prolonged bleeding.

2. Larger uterine fibroids may be accompanied by pelvic congestion, causing vigorous and abundant blood flow. Recommended reading: How do you get uterine fibroids?

3. Submucosal fibroids often cause ulceration and necrosis of the mucosal surface, leading to chronic endometritis and causing continuous bleeding.

Experts point out that bleeding from uterine fibroids is a normal phenomenon of this disease. Uterine fibroids need to be treated in time. If it is serious, it is likely to lead to infertility. After being infected with uterine fibroids, women should go to the hospital as soon as possible for effective treatment according to their own situation.

Best treatment for uterine fibroids:

Compared with traditional treatments, radiofrequency ablation has the advantages of no surgery, no damage to the uterus, follow-up treatment and leave, no need for hospitalization, short treatment time, quick recovery, one-time cure, and no recurrence. It avoids the hazards of traditional treatments such as repeated attacks of the disease due to incomplete quality.

Experts say that radiofrequency ablation for the treatment of uterine fibroids does not require laparotomy. The operation is performed under full monitoring on a surveillance screen, with dynamic B-ultrasound guidance and the superconducting needle inserted into the lesion. The temperature is accurately controlled without damaging normal tissues, and the lesion site is accurately intervened. Through biological high fever, the diseased tissue is dehydrated, coagulated, and necrotic, and is absorbed by normal tissue and automatically excreted. This can achieve the goal of thermal coagulation to eliminate uterine fibroids without affecting the normal function of the uterus.

Finally, the experts pointed out: The causes of excessive bleeding caused by fibroids are complicated, so go to the hospital as soon as possible for a detailed diagnosis and treatment, and receive symptomatic treatment after the cause is determined.

Many people must pay attention to some specific symptom changes after suffering from uterine fibroids, especially uterine fibroid bleeding can also cause big problems. Uterine fibroids themselves can cause great harm to women's health. If bleeding occurs, it will cause panic in patients, so it is important to understand the cause.