Patient's question:
In August 2017, due to continuous menstruation, I had an examination for a 3CM uterine fibroid. In October 2018, the examination showed a 4CM fibroid with an endometrial thickness of 18MM, and a D&C procedure was performed. On February 17, 2019, the examination revealed a 53, 7CM fibroid, and only one was found. I am 43 years old. Should I consider having a hysteroscopy? Can your hospital perform this procedure? How much does it cost? How long can office workers take off for work? Can the surgery be scheduled? How do I follow up at the hospital?Medical history and medication records: Not taking medication.
Past medical history and surgery history: None.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, there is currently an uterine fibroid, which is mainly considered related to the excretion of estrogen in the body. If it does not affect your menstrual cycle, it is recommended that you temporarily adopt a conservative approach with regular follow-up examinations. Alternatively, you can take medications such as Gongtuoqing to treat it.Guidance and suggestions: Hello, it is currently suspected that there may be some endometrial polyps in the uterine cavity, which could lead to menstrual irregularities. Generally, a hysteroscopy procedure should be performed at the hospital 3 to 7 days after your menstrual cycle ends for a thorough examination. The cost is for reference only.