Patient's question:
I can't believe the doctor told me I have uterine fibroids. It seems like a relatively common condition, but I'm afraid the doctor is just trying to comfort me, after all, he's seen many such cases. I've never even had gynecological inflammation before, so suddenly getting this disease is hard to understand. How should uterine fibroids be treated?Doctor's answer:
Gynecological inflammation has no relation to uterine fibroids, so it's also common to have uterine fibroids without gynecological inflammation. However, if you discover the fibroids through a thorough examination now, it proves that your menstrual cycle has been normal. As long as the fibroids are not too large, less than 5 centimeters, and your menstrual cycle is normal, you can temporarily monitor them and have B check-ups periodically. If the fibroids have already reached 5 centimeters or larger, surgery should be considered.