How many mm of uterine fibroids are recommended for surgery?

Uterine fibroids generally require surgery if their diameter is more than 50mm. You can go to the hospital for examination and cooperate with professional doctors for treatment.

Uterine fibroids are a benign disease, but if the size of the uterine fibroids is too large, it may affect your health. Whether surgery is needed depends on the following factors:

1. Large fibroids: If the diameter of the fibroid exceeds 5 cm (50 mm), it may increase the patient's risk of bleeding, pain, and other symptoms, and surgical treatment may be recommended.

2. Rapidly growing fibroids: If the size of the fibroid grows rapidly in a short period of time, or grows more than 1 cm (10 mm), surgical treatment may need to be considered.

3. Cause symptoms or complications: If fibroids cause severe symptoms, such as heavy menstrual bleeding, anemia, pelvic compression symptoms (such as frequent urination, constipation), or infertility, surgical treatment may be recommended.

4. Infertility: If fibroids affect the patient's fertility plans, such as causing infertility or multiple miscarriages, surgical treatment may be considered.

Before surgery, you need to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination and develop an appropriate surgical plan based on your condition.