Patient's question:
Anterior wall, posterior wall, and fundus of the uterus are visible, showing sizes of approximately 0.80.7, 1.51.0, and 2.32.3 with low echo-light and thin outer layer. Additionally, as the fetus grows in the abdomen, the level of endocrine hormones changes, which sometimes affects the growth of uterine fibroids. I would like to consult whether it is possible to have a 3cm uterine fibroid successfully cultured?Doctor's answer:
If you have multiple uterine fibroids, your physical condition makes it impossible to undergo the cultivation of test-tube babies. The very structure of the test-tube baby is delicate, and any minor issue can easily affect the success of the test-tube embryo transfer. For multiple uterine fibroids, there are usually two things that need to be considered for surgical resolution. How to preserve the uterus still needs to be determined based on your physical condition. Endometriosis can also be treated specifically, so you don’t need to worry too much. The treatment for endometriosis involves a few methods, including surgery and medication. It is best to follow the guidance of a doctor in the hospital and create a targeted treatment plan based on your specific condition.