Diagnostic basis is very important for the treatment of uterine fibroids in women

I think most women are familiar with uterine fibroids. The occurrence of this disease has a great impact on women. Before treating this disease, a detailed diagnosis of uterine fibroids should be done. Here we will briefly introduce the knowledge of uterine fibroids diagnosis .

Gynecological examination is one of the most common diagnostic methods since ancient times: if the uterus is found to be irregularly enlarged or uniformly enlarged, such as subserosal fibroids, a single or several nodular protrusions with a hard texture can be felt on the surface of the uterus; submucosal fibroids can sometimes dilate the cervix and touch the lower end of the fibroid in the uterine cavity through the cervix; if it hangs in the vagina, the tumor can be seen and its pedicle can be touched, it can be diagnosed as uterine fibroids.

Medical history: excessive menstrual bleeding or irregular bleeding, history of lower abdominal mass, etc. need to be diagnosed. This is also one of the main methods for diagnosing uterine fibroids.

Auxiliary examination: Smaller fibroids, especially submucosal fibroids, are difficult to diagnose only by gynecological examination. B-ultrasound can clearly show the size and location of fibroids; it is one of the main means of diagnosing uterine fibroids; diagnostic curettage of uterine fibroids can feel protrusions or obvious unevenness in the endometrium. Through the above examinations, the diagnosis of uterine fibroids is generally not difficult. For those whose fibroids grow rapidly or continue to grow after menopause, and change from hard to soft, the possibility of pathological changes should be considered and timely medical treatment is required.

These are the introductions to the diagnosis of uterine fibroids. After reading this introduction, you should have a better understanding of this disease. At present, there are still many introductions to the diagnosis of uterine fibroids. I hope that the introduction of the above knowledge can help you understand this disease.