When should uterine fibroids be operated on? How to treat uterine fibroids after operation

Uterine fibroids are a gynecological disease that women are prone to nowadays. It seriously harms women's bodies, and this disease requires surgical treatment. How big is the uterine fibroid that requires surgery? This is worth grasping. As we all know, uterine fibroids are a relatively harmful disease, which brings a lot of torture to patients. To avoid the occurrence of disease hazards, we need to find a treatment method that suits us. Only by correctly treating the disease can we resist the occurrence of disease hazards. So how big is the uterine fibroid that requires surgery?

How many surgeries are needed for uterine fibroids:

1 Generally, uterine fibroids larger than 55 cm are indicated for surgery, but if they are less than 5 cm and the symptoms are obvious, surgery should also be considered. Patients with uterine fibroids smaller than 4 cm, no obvious symptoms, and normal menstruation can be temporarily observed and reviewed every three months. If the fibroids increase in size or the symptoms are obvious during the follow-up period, surgery should be considered.

2. If long-term conservative treatment is ineffective, or if symptoms are obvious, the uterine fibroids are large, anemic, and growing rapidly, surgery should be considered. Laparoscopic myomectomy is suitable for young women who have not given birth or who strongly want to preserve their uterus. Patients with uterine fibroids around 50 years old, with obvious symptoms and no desire to continue to have children, should undergo hysterectomy.

I believe we all know that the uterus is a very important organ for women. The most important function of the uterus is to give birth to children, so if you have uterine fibroids, they should be treated in time. The best way to treat uterine fibroids is surgical treatment, so how should menstruation be regulated after surgery for uterine fibroids?

1. Postoperative precautions:

1. Pay attention to nutritional balance: Nutrition is very important in any case. Only with adequate nutrition can you recover better after surgery. You should supplement more protein. The correct way to deal with menstruation after uterine fibroid surgery.

2. Pay attention to rest and exercise: After surgery for uterine fibroids, pay attention to rest and don’t get tired, but do appropriate exercise to strengthen your physical fitness.

3. Pay attention to wound care: For the care of these wounds, pay attention to keeping the wound clean and dry (about ten days) before showering or getting it wet to fully heal.

4. Pay attention to postoperative follow-up: It is normal to have less vaginal bleeding after surgery, but if vaginal bleeding lasts for more than two weeks, you should consult a doctor if there is any abnormality. Generally speaking, if you do the above points, your menstruation will resume soon. Female friends don't have to worry. Menopause is normal. They just need to relax and stay healthy, and menstruation will come back soon.

2. Postoperative menstrual regulation methods

1. Diet therapy: That is, you can eat more lean meat, whole grains, dark green leafy vegetables, etc. in your daily diet. In addition, vitamin E can relieve abdominal pain, swelling and muscle cramps during menstruation, and calcium can also relieve discomfort. Milk, yogurt and milk cool are rich in calcium; in addition, during menstruation, we should reduce salt intake. We can't eat too salty. It's best to reduce the salt by half.

2. Healthy life adjustment 3 months later: Abnormal menstruation after uterine fibroid surgery, you should take medicine, choose medicine, must be based on their own symptoms, symptoms, heat, spleen and blood function, suitable for liver heat (heat) and spleen deficiency (lack of) two diseases, maintain the ovaries to supplement estrogen in the body, restore normal ovarian function and normal menstruation.