What should I do when I have uterine fibroids and my menstruation comes? 4 nursing measures are critical

When a patient with uterine fibroids has menstruation, the first thing to do is to observe the amount of menstruation and whether there is dysmenorrhea. If the amount of menstruation increases significantly or there are obvious dysmenorrhea symptoms, surgery should be performed in time after the menstruation. The patient also needs to have a reasonable daily diet, pay more attention to rest, and keep a happy mood.

In daily life, there are many women suffering from gynecological diseases such as uterine fibroids. This disease will have a relatively large impact on menstruation, which may cause excessive menstrual flow or prolonged menstruation. The most worrying thing for these patients is menstruation, because many abnormal phenomena will occur at this time, which will bring a lot of trouble to life and work. So what should I do when I have menstruation due to uterine fibroids?
1. Observe the amount of menstruation and whether there is dysmenorrhea <br/>For people with uterine fibroids, if they have menstruation, they should first observe the amount of menstruation and see if there are symptoms of dysmenorrhea. If the amount of menstruation is significantly increased compared to before or the menstrual period is prolonged, or even there is irregular vaginal bleeding, this may be because the size of the uterine fibroids has increased or submucosal uterine fibroids have developed. These uterine fibroids will have a greater impact on the endometrium, and surgical treatment should be considered at this time. If dysmenorrhea is obvious, it may be that the fibroids have degenerated.
2. Reasonable daily diet <br/>When you have uterine fibroids and have your period, you should pay special attention to your daily diet. You should increase your dietary nutrition appropriately and eat more protein-rich foods, such as eggs and milk, which help improve your body's immunity. You should also eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to supplement your body with vitamins and fiber.
3. Pay more attention to rest . Uterine fibroids often cause excessive menstruation and may even cause anemia, so patients should pay more attention to rest during menstruation. Ensure adequate sleep every night and avoid staying up late as much as possible. In daily life, you should pay attention to the combination of work and rest, avoid heavy physical labor, and do not do strenuous exercise to avoid worsening the condition.
4. Keep a happy mood <br/>When menstruating, patients with uterine fibroids should keep a happy mood, which will greatly help improve the symptoms. If the mood is too depressed or the mental pressure is too great, the condition of uterine fibroids will be aggravated, and the problem of excessive menstruation will become more obvious, so patients need to keep a happy spirit.