Patient's question:
About a month ago, my menstrual flow was particularly heavy, and it lasted for a very long time. I felt completely exhausted, couldn't eat, and had no energy for anything. After a thorough examination, it was found that my uterine fibroid had grown to 9 cm. I would like to ask if I need to have surgery.Doctor's answer:
If you are already 45 years old and are about to go through menopause, you can first avoid surgery or opt for conservative treatment with medication without affecting your menstruation. However, if your menstrual flow is very heavy and lasts for a long time, leading to anemia quickly, then, for the sake of your health, it may be necessary to have surgery to avoid this situation. Currently, my menstruation is irregular, and I am about to go through menopause. That’s okay. If your body still can’t take it after two years,