Treatment of uterine fibroids Can pregnancy be normal with uterine fibroids

Regarding the treatment of uterine fibroids, I hope that patients can choose the appropriate one according to their actual situation, because there are many treatments for uterine fibroids, but different situations require different methods, and then we will give a detailed grasp.

Should pregnant women with uterine fibroids be treated immediately or after the baby is born? Because certain drugs are not allowed during pregnancy, parents will worry about harm to the baby.

Pregnant women with uterine fibroids will more or less affect the development of the fetus, making it more likely to have miscarriage, dystocia, incorrect fetal position, postpartum hemorrhage, etc. Therefore, during pregnancy, it is very important to correctly treat uterine fibroids.

Experts point out that intervention in early pregnancy for patients with uterine fibroids is likely to lead to miscarriage, and it is recommended to wait until the second trimester. If the fibroids are large, it is estimated that the possibility of complications of continued pregnancy is greater, and the patient may need to live at the same time, terminate the pregnancy by abortion, short-term specialist uterine fibroid removal, or uterine fibroid removal with abortion.

When the diameter of the uterine fibroid is larger than 6 cm, the uterine fibroid may continue to grow. In addition, large fibroids often have red degeneration to stimulate uterine contraction or peritoneal irritation signs. When obstetricians only recommend patients to undergo myomectomy during pregnancy, only when necessary, due to myomectomy, bed rest and the application of painkillers.

The treatment recommendation for uterine fibroids in late pregnancy is that it is not recommended to treat small fibroids. For tumors larger than 8cm in diameter but asymptomatic, cesarean section can be expected, and myomectomy can be performed at the same time. Because large uterine fibroids not only affect uterine contraction, disorder and prolonged productivity, but also affect postpartum placenta, postpartum hemorrhage and postpartum infection in normal pregnancy. In some cases, due to postpartum hemorrhage and postpartum infection, or forced uterine removal, it may also be difficult to control. Therefore, the cesarean section mode is appropriate for cesarean section myomectomy.

Regarding the treatment of uterine fibroids, we must pay attention, because whether this disease can be cured is related to whether we can have children, so don’t regret it because of temporary pain. In addition, in order to achieve the best treatment effect, we also need to actively consult the advice of relevant experts.