Patient's question:
Fibroid 3·0. It has been 4·5 years. Previously, my menstrual cycle was always normal. This month, it started on the 12th and has been ongoing, but not very heavy. Past treatment and effectiveness: I took anti-inflammatory medication, but it had little effect. The gynecologist said it's not necessary to worry about it. What kind of help I am looking for: Can I eat soy lecithin? How should it be treated.Doctor's answer:
If uterine fibroids do not show obvious symptoms, it is sufficient to maintain regular follow-up examinations and focus on this, as surgical treatment is not necessary. Medications also have no significant effect. Just pay close attention to careful observation and regular follow-up examinations. If there is rapid growth in the near future, accompanied by pain or increased menstrual flow leading to anemia, surgical removal can be considered.Advice: However, hydrosalpinx indicates inflammation in the pelvic adnexa, and antibiotics should be used promptly for systemic treatment to prevent the development of chronic inflammation, which may cause tubal adhesion and affect fertility. Menstrual bleeding that is too heavy may be related to submucosal fibroids. Careful examination and differentiation are necessary. Soy lecithin is best avoided, as it has little effect.