What causes excessive menstruation? Is excessive menstruation a symptom of uterine fibroids?

Is menorrhagia a symptom of uterine fibroids? The size of uterine fibroids will directly affect the patient's disease response. Therefore, if a woman's uterine fibroids are too large, her menstrual bleeding will be too heavy, even lasting for more than ten days. At this time, after excessive bleeding, the patient will experience anemia reactions such as weakness and pale complexion. Excessive fibroids may rupture due to strenuous exercise or abdominal compression!

Is menorrhagia a symptom of uterine fibroids?

Gynecological experts say: In addition to the symptoms of excessive menstruation, patients with uterine fibroids will also experience compressive pain and their abdomen will become significantly larger. At this time, patients should pay attention to a detailed physical examination, especially reminding patients that although menstruation is one of the diseases of uterine fibroids, it does not mean that menstruation is caused by uterine fibroids!

Many patients themselves have uterine fibroids. Once the menstrual period is excessive, they think it is caused by uterine fibroids. In fact, this is one-sided. Increased menstruation is related to many factors, such as excessive physical fatigue, recently eating a lot of food that promotes blood circulation and eliminates blood stasis, physical weakness, etc. Therefore, if the cause is uncertain, do not treat it yourself. If the diagnosis is caused by uterine fibroids, you need to understand the current status of the fibroids and analyze whether it is suitable for surgery!

If uterine fibroids require surgical treatment, it depends on the nature of the fibroids. If pure cystic fibroids are delivered, non-invasive surgical treatment can be performed, which is also the most advanced surgical method at present. However, if it is the other two types of fibroids, minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery should be considered!