Treatments for uterine fibroids

Uterine fibroids are the most common benign tumors of the female reproductive organs. They are composed of smooth muscle and connective tissue. Generally, there are no obvious symptoms and they are only discovered during physical examinations. In general, the treatment of uterine fibroids should be based on the age, symptoms, fertility requirements, and the type, size and number of fibroids. Generally, uterine fibroids without symptoms generally do not require treatment, especially for women approaching menopause. After menopause, uterine tumors can shrink and symptoms disappear, and follow-up is required every 3 to 6 months. If symptoms occur, further treatment can be performed. Drug treatment is suitable for those with relatively mild symptoms, those approaching menopause or those whose general condition is not suitable for surgery.

Can I drink crucian carp soup after uterine fibroid surgery?

You can drink crucian carp soup after uterine fibroid surgery, because crucian carp soup is a high-protein food. It can supplement protein in our female body. After uterine fibroid surgery, a large amount of protein needs to be supplied, which is also conducive to the recovery of the surgical incision. So if you have already exhausted gas through the anus after the surgery, you can drink crucian carp soup. In addition, you can also eat some other high-protein foods, such as chicken soup.

What should I pay attention to after uterine fibroid surgery?

After surgery for uterine fibroids, you must pay attention to turning over and moving frequently, observe vaginal bleeding, and do not eat before intestinal peristalsis is restored. After intestinal peristalsis is restored, you can drink some millet porridge first. Because at this time, the gastrointestinal function is still relatively weak, do not eat too greasy food. About 24 hours after the operation, you should get up and move around appropriately, but the movements should be slight to avoid causing pain to the wound. Three days after the operation, you can drink some nutritious soup foods such as chicken soup or fish soup, which is conducive to the recovery of the body. About 5 days after the operation, you can eat normally. After the operation, you should also have regular B-ultrasound examinations, because uterine fibroids may recur. You must not take drugs containing estrogen or progesterone, such as birth control pills, royal jelly, and less soy products.