What are the gynecological diseases with similar symptoms to uterine fibroids? What are the symptoms of uterine hypertrophy?

Uterine fibroids are the most common gynecological tumors. Due to the inaccurate specific cause, its clinical symptoms are similar to other gynecological diseases, which often cause confusion. Today, our TCM uterine fibroids expert will introduce in detail the gynecological diseases with symptoms similar to uterine fibroids.

1. Uterine hypertrophy. It is caused by the hypertrophy of smooth cells of the uterine muscle wall tissue. It occurs in women of childbearing age. The muscle wall thickens, resulting in uniform enlargement of the uterus, often accompanied by menorrhagia. Generally speaking, the uterus is 8 to 10 weeks in size, which is more common in pregnant women. B-ultrasound shows no tumor nucleus, and curettage of the endometrium shows no abnormal findings.

2. Ovarian tumor. It is also a tumor, but ovarian tumor is cystic, while uterine fibroid is solid, with different hardness. At the same time, the former has a boundary with the uterus and can be separated from it, while uterine fibroid is closely related to the uterus and cannot be separated from it, and moves with the movement of the cervix. Ovarian solid tumor and subserosal uterine fibroid are more difficult to diagnose. Both are solid tumors.

3. Uterine malformation. The malformed uterus includes double uterus and rudimentary uterus without vagina. Generally, there are no symptoms of menorrhagia. Young patients have a hard mass next to the uterus, which is shaped like a uterus. They should consider the possibility of uterine malformation. Hysterosalpingography is usually required for a clear diagnosis. B Since ultrasound examination, the malformed uterus is easy to diagnose. Even early pregnancy with a rudimentary uterus can be clearly diagnosed before rupture.

The above are three gynecological diseases with symptoms similar to uterine fibroids. I hope that most female friends can improve their understanding and go to the hospital for careful investigation when they have symptoms such as menstrual disorders. Once diagnosed with uterine fibroids, targeted treatment should be carried out in time to prevent the growth of fibroids.