Patient's question:
The anterior uterus is approximately 6.54. The 14.8 cm area of the uterus shows uneven echoes. The fundus shows a 0.70.7 cm low-echo nodule. The endometrium is 0.7 cm thick. The cervix shows a 0.50.5 cm anechoic area. Both ovaries are clear, and no significant masses are seen in the bilateral adnexal regions. There is a small amount of pelvic fluid, about 0.9 cm deep. MRI confirms uterine fibroid nodules and a small amount of pelvic fluid. Cervical cyst.Do I need treatment? How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Your situation suggests carefully observing the current regularity of your menstrual cycle for better management. It is advisable to consider conservative treatment first.Medical advice: It is also recommended to closely monitor the normality of your secretions. There may be a possibility of recurrent uterine fibroid inflammation discomfort due to uterine cysts. If necessary, surgical removal may be a better option.
Please pay attention to regular follow-up to monitor the growth of uterine fibroids. The harm caused by uterine fibroids to patients is very significant. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, focus on dietary issues, with light and nutritious foods as the foundation. It is hoped that uterine fibroid patients can receive professional treatment.