What are the specific symptoms of uterine fibroids? Are the symptoms of uterine fibroids easily ignored?

Many female patients with uterine fibroids do not pay attention to the disease, but are not clear about the symptoms of uterine fibroids, so the diagnosis of the disease is delayed and the condition becomes serious. It can be seen that it is very important to understand uterine fibroids. The earlier the disease is treated, the less impact it will have on the patient's body. I hope you can carefully weigh the pros and cons.

Uterine fibroids are benign, but they grow gradually over time, so the symptoms of uterine fibroids vary with the size of the tumor, such as the size, location and number of the patient's fibroids, and complications can cause different symptoms, which may be ignored if the fibroids are small and grow slowly. With the widespread use of B-ultrasound, there is nowhere to hide, and many patients are in B but the patient has no symptoms.

However, in clinical practice, some patients with uterine fibroids have uterine bleeding. If it is not controlled, the patient will easily develop secondary anemia, endangering the health of the body, and then slowly develop abdominal masses with obvious compression symptoms. When the muscle between the patient's muscle walls begins to increase, it may be due to uterine contraction, or excessive menstrual flow, increased endometrial area, and prolonged menstruation.

After introducing the symptoms of uterine fibroids, we can improve our awareness of the disease, thereby reducing the occurrence of uterine fibroids to a certain extent. The treatment of uterine fibroids requires a certain time, place and person, and the lack of which will affect the results, so treatment is essential.