Will uterine fibroids affect pregnancy? What are the effects of uterine fibroids on pregnancy?

As people's living standards generally improve, health awareness is also increasing, and modern women are increasingly concerned about their physical condition. However, many gynecological diseases, such as uterine fibroids, have no obvious early symptoms and are easily ignored, which brings great trouble to women's normal life. So, will uterine fibroids affect pregnancy?

Most uterine fibroids are benign, and the chance of developing malignant fibroids is very small. Therefore, if you find out that you have uterine fibroids during pregnancy, don't be too nervous, but the impact on uterine turmoil should not be underestimated.

The impact of uterine fibroids on pregnancy is mainly reflected in:

1. The placenta is too close or directly covers the uterine fibroids, which can easily cause miscarriage, premature birth, early placental separation, heavy postpartum bleeding, delayed delivery and low birth weight;

2. Larger uterine fibroids (8) CM (the above fibroids) can easily lead to incorrect fetal position, increase the incidence of hip position and horizontal position, and thus increase the cesarean section rate. Uterine deformation or mechanical obstruction of placental and fetal development can easily lead to premature birth.

3. Myomas with stems may twist and cause abdominal pain in pregnant women. At this time, a laparotomy is necessary;

4. If the fibroids grow too fast or too large, insufficient blood supply can easily lead to fibroid degeneration or necrosis.

The uterus is where women conceive and nurture their embryos, and the health of the uterus is vital to women. Experts remind female friends that when the body has symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, menstrual changes, and dysmenorrhea, it is key to "early examination, early diagnosis, and early treatment."