Patient's question:
I recently found out I have uterine fibroids, and before that, I already felt that my menstruation wasn't too good. Sometimes the blood that flowed out was particularly dark and very little. Now, after a careful examination, it turns out that there is indeed a problem again. I would like to consult: at my age, if I have uterine fibroids, what medication is effective for quick relief?Doctor's answer:
For a woman who is about to go through menopause and has uterine fibroids, we do not recommend surgical treatment, because after menopause, with the withdrawal of estrogen levels, uterine fibroids will no longer grow aggressively. As long as the menstrual blood stops in a timely manner, the problem is not serious. If there is a recurrence of significantly increased menstrual flow, anemia, or other symptoms, timely intervention treatment is necessary. The treatment can be decided between minimally invasive or open surgery. Uterine fibroids are a gynecological disease that is prone to occur. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of nursing care.