Can uterine fibroids be treated with Chinese medicine?

Can uterine fibroids be treated by taking Chinese medicine?

As long as the patient goes to a regular professional hospital for examination as soon as possible and chooses the appropriate treatment method according to the size, location, number, etc. of the fibroids, uterine fibroids can be completely cured. Currently, laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery is the best method for treating uterine fibroids. It is truly minimally invasive, removes fibroids, and does not hurt the uterus.

During the operation, only 3-5 small holes of about 3 mm are needed in the patient's abdomen. There is no need to open the abdomen, which causes less trauma and quicker recovery. This will not reduce the patient's own immunity, and will not easily cause infection or abdominal or pelvic adhesions. It can also preserve the integrity of female reproductive organs such as the uterus, and can ensure female fertility and harmonious married life. After the operation, only a few band-aids are needed on the patient's abdomen, which greatly reduces the recurrence rate of uterine fibroids after surgery, and is a boon for female patients.

Who is prone to uterine fibroids?

The first type: women with endocrine disorders

Because the occurrence of uterine fibroids is related to hormone levels, some women take health products or medicines containing hormones, which unintentionally or unconsciously increase the estrogen level in the body. This is one of the reasons for the increased incidence of uterine fibroids.

The second type: women who give birth later

Women with a history of childbearing have a certain degree of immunity to uterine fibroids, while women who give birth later in life have a much higher chance of developing uterine fibroids. And the earlier a woman's menarche occurs, the higher her chance of developing uterine fibroids.

The third type: women with sexual dysfunction

Normal sexual stimulation can promote the normal functioning of neuroendocrine system and the normal and good secretion of human hormones. However, long-term sexual dysfunction can easily cause hormone secretion disorders, leading to chronic pelvic congestion and inducing uterine fibroids.

The fourth type: women who are prone to depression

With the arrival of menopause, women begin to enter the "estrogen control period". During this period, women's own depression can easily increase estrogen secretion and strengthen its effects, which can sometimes last for several months or even years, leading to the occurrence of uterine fibroids.