Patient's question:
Medical History: Onset time, main symptoms, changes in symptoms, etc.: I usually don't feel any discomfort, but a few days ago during a health check-up at my workplace, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and also had a gynecological check-up to see if there were any diseases. The result was that the doctor said I had uterine fibroids.Doctor's answer:
Hello, follow-up every 3 to 6 months, during the follow-up period, pay attention to whether symptoms reappear, and how uterine fibroids shrink. A gynecological examination is required for each follow-up, supplemented by a detailed ultrasound examination. If excessive menstrual bleeding, symptom control, or fibroid shrinkage, especially at a rapid rate, occur during the follow-up process, additional treatment should be promptly initiated. Under regular and irregular follow-up care, expectant therapy is appropriate for asymptomatic uterine fibroids. It should also be noted that in a very small number of postmenopausal patients, uterine fibroids do not enlarge but instead shrink, and follow-up should be enhanced.