Should I have my uterus removed if I have uterine hypertrophy?

Girls who suffer from uterine hypertrophy will gradually develop anemia, and some girls will even become thin and have fever. However, many girls do not pay attention to these symptoms, thinking that they have a cold or that their appetite is affected. However, they ignore that such symptoms may be caused by uterine hypertrophy. There are many ways to treat uterine hypertrophy. So should uterine hypertrophy be removed?

BBT self-coagulation knife radiofrequency ablation has unique advantages and is more trustworthy

1. No damage, no pain, no bleeding, no need for hospitalization, no obvious pain, no sequelae, no radioactivity, definite therapeutic effect, and fast recovery after surgery.

2. The treatment is completed in 20 minutes, with intuitive efficacy, high cure rate, and preservation of women's complete reproductive function.

3. There are few side effects and the therapeutic effect is definite. The therapeutic effect can be directly observed through color ultrasound.

4. The treatment cost is low, saving patients more than half of the cost compared to surgery.

5. No psychological burden, avoiding the psychological pain and family problems caused by traditional treatments (drugs, surgery).

Special reminder: The pathogens that cause cervical hypertrophy include mycoplasma, chlamydia, bacteria, and viruses. It is recommended to go to the hospital's gynecology department to have a cervical secretion examination and receive symptomatic treatment based on the examination results. If necessary, a cervical TCT examination can be performed to rule out early cervical cancer. If you find cervical hypertrophy, choose a professional hospital as soon as possible for timely treatment to avoid causing greater harm to your body.

This is not certain. Some patients need to have their uterus removed after suffering from uterine hypertrophy, but some people do not need surgical resection at all and can be treated conservatively. However, the conditions must be guaranteed. Patients with little bleeding and who still have fertility requirements can choose conservative treatment. However, patients with heavy bleeding and no longer have fertility requirements can also be treated surgically.