How is myomectomy performed? What are the procedures for myomectomy?

There are many treatments for uterine fibroids. Some patients do not need treatment because the symptoms are not obvious. If you are a patient who needs treatment, you can choose more methods, especially surgical treatment. Myomectomy is currently a common method for treating uterine fibroids.

Myomectomy is widely used in clinical practice and can be applied to people of all ages. In the past, young women used myomectomy and older women chose to remove their uterus. However, in developed countries such as Europe and the United States, women aged 50-60 also choose myomectomy because the concept of uterine function has changed. Therefore, the number of people who undergo myomectomy is decreasing, and the number of people who undergo myomectomy is increasing.

Although it is also a uterine myomectomy, the surgical methods can be varied. The most classic and common is open laparotomy, which requires lower technical skills from the doctor. Laparoscopic myomectomy is a clinical application, which is characterized by fewer abdominal wounds, but the cost is slightly higher. Another method is to use the natural channel of the vagina to remove uterine fibroids from the vagina. The advantage of this operation is that there is no incision and the recovery is fast after surgery, but the technical requirements are high and it cannot be widely performed at present. If it is a submucosal uterine fibroid with a diameter of less than 5cm, it can also be removed by hysteroscopy.

The above is a brief introduction to uterine fibroid removal. It can be seen that uterine fibroid removal is the right choice for the treatment of uterine fibroids. The method of surgical selection can be determined according to the patient's condition. At the same time, it should be noted that the diagnosis of uterine fibroids, such as vaginal surgery, will not cause harm to the patient's body and is more suitable for patients with weaker constitutions.