What are the symptoms of uterine fibroids? How to prevent and treat uterine fibroids?

Uterine fibroids are common benign tumors in the female reproductive system, mainly occurring in women aged 30-50 years old. Uterine fibroids usually stop growing after menopause. The occurrence of uterine fibroids is closely related to ovarian endocrine disorders and estrogen metabolism, especially in the case of only estrogen and no progesterone. Uterine fibroids are spherical solid tumors composed of uterine smooth muscle and collagen fiber proliferation.

Its common symptoms are: vaginal bleeding, menorrhagia, prolonged menstruation with secondary anemia. When the fibroids are larger, the patient may feel or touch a lump in the lower abdomen. Compression or traction on the bladder may cause frequent urination. Compression of the rectum may cause constipation. Compression of the pelvic cavity may cause back pain. Because it compresses the fallopian tubes and affects the combination of sperm and egg, it can lead to infertility after marriage. If it is in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the fetus may be in an incorrect position due to uterine fibroids, affecting uterine contraction and easily leading to premature birth.

For uterine fibroids in elderly women, we should be alert to malignant changes. If the fibroids increase rapidly in a short period of time and are accompanied by uterine bleeding, especially after menopause, the fibroids will not only not shrink, but will continue to increase. At this time, we should be alert to malignant changes. Young women with fertility requirements and unobstructed fallopian tubes are often reluctant to undergo surgery. According to the nature of uterine fibroids, Tumor Ke (special type of gynecology) applies tumor-eliminating drugs to the lower abdomen and navel (Shenque acupoint), which is like an invisible scalpel to soften the tumor, shrink and disappear. No surgery can play the role of surgery, no pain, no trauma, and no recurrence. Therefore, it is a new method for treating uterine fibroids.

Hard nodules. The boundary between the nodules and the surrounding tissues is unclear, there is no adhesion to the skin and pectoral muscle fascia, and they can be moved. The axillary lymph nodes are not swollen. Patients often feel breast pain, especially before menstruation. Sometimes a small amount of yellow-green, brown or blood flows out of the nipple. Breast cystic hyperplasia develops slowly and lasts for several years.