Are cervical fibroids dangerous?

Cervical uterine fibroids and uterine fibroids are both common diseases in women. They can cause women's menstrual flow to increase, and can cause female infertility and miscarriage, which will have a great impact on women's physical and mental health. Cervical uterine fibroids are one type of uterine fibroids, both of which are caused by smooth muscle hyperplasia. So are cervical uterine fibroids dangerous?

Are there risks for cervical fibroids?

Cervical fibroids can be removed surgically, and surgery is the best treatment method.

Cervical uterine fibroids have certain risks, especially cervical canal uterine fibroids. The most obvious clinical manifestations are irregular vaginal bleeding and prolonged menstruation.

If cervical fibroids are not treated, they may gradually expand or compress the surrounding tissues. When the fibroids grow to a certain size, surgical treatment will become difficult. When the fibroids grow to a certain size, the cervix may not be able to be preserved and the entire uterus must be removed.

The treatment plan for cervical uterine fibroids should be comprehensively considered based on the results of gynecological examination and color Doppler ultrasound examination. If the cervical uterine fibroids are relatively small and their growth and development are relatively slow, they can be closely followed up and observed, with regular follow-up B-ultrasound examinations.

What is the difference between cervical fibroids and uterine fibroids?

The difference between cervical uterine fibroids and uterine fibroids. Our uterine fibroids can be divided into extraserosal, subserosal, intramural and submucosal according to the location. According to the different positions of the long uterus, they can be divided into the uterine body at the fundus, the myometrial and cervical uterine fibroids.

They all grow on the uterus, just the location is different. So cervical uterine fibroids are a type of uterine fibroids, and the location of growth is relatively special. Uterine fibroids that grow in the cervix are called cervical uterine fibroids. The surgical treatment method is based on the size of the uterine fibroids and the relationship between the uterine fibroids and surrounding organs. We use different methods, some can be done from the vagina, of course some can only be performed through laparotomy or endoscopy from the abdomen.