Patient's question:
My mother suffers from uterine fibroids. In September, she underwent an ultrasound examination at your hospital. The doctor said it was approximately seven centimeters. Now, she wants to be admitted to your hospital for removal surgery. Hello, what procedures do I need to complete? How long does it take to be admitted before the surgery can be performed?Doctor's answer:
In September, the ultrasound showed a uterine fibroid of over 7 cm, and it is recommended to have surgery for treatment. Re-examined at the gynecology department of the hospital, including blood routine tests, urine routine tests, liver and kidney function tests, electrocardiograms, and ultrasounds. No abnormalities were found, so the patient can directly face the uterine fibroid interference. It is necessary to actively carry out examinations and treatment, and do not avoid medical visits. If the uterine fibroid does not heal after treatment, it is necessary to promptly change the treatment plan.