Patient's question:
I have had uterine fibroids for many years and have been suppressing them with medication. This year, my body is not doing well, and there is a recurring issue of excessive menstrual bleeding, leading to anemia. I need to have surgery, and I want to know where the uterine fibroids are pressing.Doctor's answer:
Hysteromyoma surgery is performed through an incision in the abdomen, specifically below the navel. It can be done through minimally invasive surgery, which causes less harm to the body and promotes better and faster recovery. After the surgery, it is essential to pay attention to the wound to prevent infection. In terms of diet, avoid spicy, irritating, and greasy foods. Instead, consume plenty of fresh vegetables, fruits, and nutritional supplements, as these foods help speed up the healing of the wound. Rest more, avoid overexertion, and do not stand for long periods of time.