How big is a uterine fibroid?

Uterine fibroids can affect women's health. Of course, the size of the uterine fibroids is very important. The location of the uterine fibroids can also have a serious impact on the patient. Experts remind that if a patient is diagnosed with uterine fibroids, they should communicate with the doctor about the treatment method as soon as possible to avoid more serious harm due to worsening of the disease!

How serious are uterine fibroids?

Gynecologists say: If a woman has uterine fibroids, if they are larger than 5 cm, the risk is relatively high. In fact, the ideal treatment for uterine fibroids is about 3-5 cm. The operation is of moderate difficulty and can avoid compression of surrounding tissues. Patients should also pay attention to the fact that if uterine fibroids worsen, there will be heavy bleeding. If the uterus ruptures, the fluid in the fibroids will seep out and cause more serious infection!

There are many types of uterine fibroids, such as myometrial fibroids, regenerative fibroids, metastatic fibroids, etc., especially if the fibroids compress the ureters, bladder and other parts in the early stages, and even cause kidney infections. The increase in the number of fetuses in a woman's pregnancy may affect each other and cause the patient to have a miscarriage. Therefore, when treating uterine fibroids, it is necessary not only to see the size, but also to understand the location of the fibroids!

If the uterine fibroids meet the treatment criteria, the doctor should examine the fibroids in detail and then choose the treatment method with the least harm to avoid abdominal infection. Patients should pay attention to supplementing rich nutrition, but do not eat too much things containing estrogen!