Patient's question:
I have had inflammation in my gynecology department for a long time. Sometimes my vaginal discharge has blood streaks, and my menstrual cycle is also irregular. For the past two months, my period has been lasting for more than ten days to clean up. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said I had multiple uterine fibroids and recommended that I have surgery to remove my uterus. Can the multiple uterine fibroids be preserved?Doctor's answer:
If multiple uterine fibroids are present, it is generally recommended to directly opt for a hysterectomy to address the issue. Since uterine fibroids are prone to recurring, if you want to remove them one by one gradually, the surgery tends to be more complicated and causes significant damage to the uterus. In such cases, after examination, it is usually advised to remove the entire uterus. If you genuinely still want to become pregnant, it is also possible to remove them one by one while preserving the uterus, but this can be quite troublesome. Don’t be overly anxious and actively cooperate with the treatment.