Patient's question:
In November 2006, I gave birth to a son. After that, I used a contraceptive ring for more than a year. Six months later, I went to the hospital for a color ultrasound and found that I had a uterine fibroid of 12 mm. The doctor recommended removing the uterus. However, considering that I am still young, I did not want to have surgery. I don't really understand much about this.Doctor's answer:
Hello. It is not necessary to resort to treat uterine fibroids. Non-surgical intervention methods that preserve the uterus can also achieve results beyond the natural regression of fibroids. This method involves fine needle stimulation under the guidance of magnetic resonance imaging, which can stop the growth of fibroids, cause significant swelling, and ultimately lead to fibrosis, surpassing the goal of clinical diagnosis of natural regression. Without surgery, it is safe, painless, does not damage the normal uterine ligaments, has no side effects, and does not require hospitalization. In addition to conventional treatment for uterine fibroids, patients should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, patients should also be careful to choose a reputable hospital for diagnosis to ensure a good therapeutic effect.