How to treat multiple uterine fibroids?

Uterine fibroids are a benign tumor that are usually treated with surgical removal because drugs cannot cure them. Small fibroids do not need to be removed as long as they have no effect on the body. However, multiple uterine fibroids require special treatment methods. Learn more about how to treat multiple uterine fibroids.

Many patients discover that they have a single uterine fibroid and do not pay much attention to it. They check again after a while, only to find that the fibroid has become multiple during the second examination. Gynecological experts say that uterine fibroids must be detected and treated early, otherwise there is a possibility that the fibroids will turn into multiple ones. The treatment of multiple uterine fibroids is more difficult and the harm caused to patients will be more serious.

For a single uterine fibroid, patients often have a fluke mentality, and some think that they will wait and see if the fibroid gets bigger. If there is no change, they will just ignore it; if it gets bigger, they will find a way to treat it. It is precisely because patients do not pay attention to treatment that the condition of uterine fibroids worsens and develops from a single one to multiple ones. A single uterine fibroid can be cured in a short period of time if treated promptly. However, the difficulty of treating multiple uterine fibroids will be greatly increased, which will also increase the cost of treatment accordingly.

When uterine fibroids change from a single tumor to multiple tumors, it not only changes the number, but also causes greater damage to the uterus. Some patients experience lower abdominal distension and pressure, which is mainly caused by multiple uterine fibroids. The increase in the number and size of fibroids can cause considerable damage to the uterus and surrounding organs. When fibroids compress the rectum, it can cause constipation in women. When it compresses the bladder, it can cause frequent urination, urgency, urinary retention, etc. If it compresses the peripheral nerves, it can cause back pain and weak legs in women.

Traditional Chinese medicine is recommended for multiple uterine fibroids

Gynecologists do not recommend surgical treatment for multiple uterine fibroids. After all, surgical treatment is very traumatic. If multiple fibroids are removed, the trauma caused is very extensive. Moreover, fibroids vary in size, and many are difficult to see with the naked eye. This can easily lead to the missing of uterine fibroids, which may continue to grow in the future. The recurrence of multiple uterine fibroids after surgery has become a problem for many patients, mainly because surgery only removes the lesions of uterine fibroids, but does not eliminate the cause of uterine fibroids. Therefore, if the cause of uterine fibroids is still there, there is a possibility of recurrence.

For the treatment of multiple uterine fibroids, overall adjustment can control the shrinkage of fibroids, improve symptoms such as irregular menstruation, back and abdominal pain, and poor complexion, and protect and restore uterine function and prevent recurrence by regulating endocrine balance. In this way, on the one hand, the pathogenic factors of uterine fibroids in patients are eliminated, and on the other hand, the fibroid lesions are softened and absorbed, and the existing fibroids are eliminated, thereby achieving the purpose of curing the disease and eliminating the root cause.