Patient's question:
My cousin has been feeling particularly uncomfortable in her stomach for the past year, sometimes accompanied by aching pain in her waist. This month, she noticed that her menstrual flow was unusually heavy and intermittent, with severe stomach pain. After a thorough examination, the doctor said there was a mass in her uterus. How is a uterine mass treated?Doctor's answer:
The mass in the uterus falls under a broad category; it could be a uterine fibroid or polyp, or it may be something else. If the mass is located within the uterine cavity, hysteroscopy can be used to remove the mass for pathological examination to rule out malignant inflammation. If the mass is located outside the uterus or within the uterine muscle wall, laparoscopic treatment is required. The recurrence of uterine masses severely harms women's health, and patients should avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay attention to personal hygiene. We hope that female patients can receive effective treatment.