Patient's question:
It has been 12 years, and I have recently started experiencing some anemia. Treatment history and effectiveness: I have taken traditional Chinese medicine, but it had no effect. What kind of help I care about: Asking if it can be done.Doctor's answer:
Suffering from uterine fibroids, the first thing to clarify is that the vast majority of uterine fibroids are benign, and the chance of them becoming malignant is very small. The probability of uterine fibroids continuing to deteriorate is also very low, generally less than 1%. The exact cause of uterine fibroids is not very clear, and it is related to hormone levels. Many of them have no obvious symptoms, and small fibroids generally do not require treatment. It is recommended that you observe closely and carefully, and have a B again in half a month. If it grows, there is no need to worry and you should continue to observe carefully. If it expands, you should consider surgery. The recurrence of uterine fibroids severely harms women's health. Patients need to pay attention to treatment during their lives and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, personal hygiene should be maintained.