What should I do if I have uterine fibroids two months into my pregnancy? Can I continue to be pregnant?

Having children is a woman's natural duty, and many women are not prosperous, but some people go to the pregnancy check after getting pregnant, only to find out that they have uterine fibroids. So, what if uterine fibroids are found two months after pregnancy? Can you still continue to get pregnant?

Uterine fibroids are the most common benign tumors in the female genitals. In daily life, many women are pregnant before they find out they are sick. If symptoms of uterine fibroids are found after pregnancy, treatment should be determined based on factors such as the month of pregnancy, the size of the fibroids, and clinical manifestations.

Generally speaking, two months after a woman becomes pregnant, uterine fibroids will grow rapidly and may also degenerate into red due to thrombosis, mainly manifesting as lower abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, etc. Most of the pain will be relieved on its own. If it cannot be relieved, surgical removal of the fibroids should be considered.

Patients also need to decide whether to remove or terminate the pregnancy based on the size of the fibroids. Generally speaking, fibroids smaller than 4CM are normal and slow-growing patients can get pregnant, but there are risks. Uterine fibroids are hormone-dependent tumors that may have a certain impact on delivery and milk production during pregnancy. It is necessary to confirm whether you are pregnant after a gynecologist's examination.

For larger fibroids, generally those over 4 cm in size, which grow faster than usual, doctors recommend treatment before pregnancy. Survey data show that among pregnant women, the miscarriage rate caused by uterine fibroids is as high as 25%. It should be pointed out that this is because fibroids often increase the area of ​​the uterus, uterine curvature and endometrium; submucosal fibroids themselves grow in the uterus, just like foreign bodies stimulating the uterus, promoting its spasmodic contraction and leading to miscarriage.

It can be seen that if uterine fibroids are found two months after pregnancy, they need to be checked immediately. As for whether the pregnancy can continue, it needs to be judged based on the size and location of the fibroids, rather than generalizing.