Misunderstandings in the Treatment of Uterine Fibroids

Studies have shown that the abuse of surgery is extremely harmful. In addition to the side effects of common surgeries, there is also the possibility of recurrence, aggravated endocrine dysfunction caused by surgical damage, and ovarian dysfunction. Many patients with uterine fibroids become more serious the more they are treated. Why? Let's take a look at the misunderstandings about the treatment of uterine fibroids .

There are often two misunderstandings about the treatment of uterine fibroids: paying too much attention and not paying enough attention.

If you let it go, the condition will take a turn for the worse. Some patients with uterine fibroids think that since there are no obvious uncomfortable symptoms, the fibroids will naturally disappear after menopause. Don't take risks with your life and health. It is very important to intervene in time and control the progression of the disease. Don't think that surgical removal of the fibroids will be enough. Some patients underwent myomectomy and experienced irregular vaginal bleeding and new fibroids under the mucosa of the uterine body. Obviously, this is not a recurrence, but the accelerated growth of the original microfibroids. Overtreatment leads to premature ovarian failure. The abuse of surgery is extremely harmful. In addition to the common side effects of surgery, there are also recurrences, aggravated endocrine dysfunction caused by surgical injuries, ovarian dysfunction, and it is often accompanied by a high susceptibility to reproductive system inflammation. These are all misunderstandings in the treatment of uterine fibroids.

The above is an introduction made by experts on the misunderstandings of treating uterine fibroids. I believe that everyone has already understood the misunderstandings of treating uterine fibroids. Experts remind: If you have the disease, you should treat it as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary harm caused by worsening of the disease. I wish you good health.

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