The dangers of multiple uterine fibroids. Will multiple uterine fibroids cause irregular bleeding?

Unreasonable sex life and unreasonable diet can lead to diseases. Uterine fibroids are one of them. After the onset of this disease, patients will be very worried, which seriously affects our lives. We need to pay attention to the occurrence of this disease and the harm of multiple uterine fibroids

(1) The harm of multiple uterine fibroids can lead to menorrhagia: The harm of multiple uterine fibroids and the sudden phenomenon of menorrhagia. It should be noted that submucosal and intramural fibroids often occur, which manifest as menorrhagia, prolonged menstruation or irregular vaginal bleeding. The menstrual cycle can be shortened to 15 to 20 days, each menstrual bleeding exceeds 7 to 8 days, the menstrual volume increases significantly, and there may be blood clots. Submucosal uterine fibroids may also cause irregular vaginal bleeding and spotting of menstruation.

(2) The hazards of multiple uterine fibroids can cause abdominal lumps: The hazards of multiple uterine fibroids. If a lower abdominal mass is suddenly discovered, up to 69.6% may be the only symptom of fibroids. This often occurs in intramural fibroids that do not prevent the endometrium from growing into the abdominal cavity, especially under the uterine fundus or pedunculated serosa. The discovery of abdominal lumps mainly occurs after the uterine fibroids grow out of the pelvic cavity and is obvious in the morning when the bladder is full on an empty stomach. Because the uterus and fibroids are pushed to the top, it is easy for the patient to touch it by themselves. Uterine fibroids in pregnancy for more than 4-5 months can also be touched when the bladder is not full.

(3) Pain: The harm of multiple uterine fibroids accounts for about 40% of abdominal pain, 25% of back pain and 45% of dysmenorrhea. It can also manifest as lower abdominal swelling or back pain, but the degree is not very serious. The pain is caused by the tumor compressing the pelvic blood vessels, resulting in blood stasis, nerve compression or submucosal fibroids, which can stimulate uterine contraction and discharge from the uterine cavity to the outside, causing the cervical canal to widen and cause pain; or fibroid necrosis and infection caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, adhesions, traction, etc. Severe and gradually worsening dysmenorrhea is often caused by uterine fibroids complicated by adenomyosis or endometriosis.

After the occurrence of multiple uterine fibroids, you should actually pay attention to proper health care, pay attention to your lifestyle adjustments, get more rest, pay attention to some matters related to postoperative recovery, relieve the condition as soon as possible, understand the risk factors in daily life, and seek treatment as soon as possible.