Patient's question:
I am a patient who has undergone an ectopic pregnancy surgery. On January 8th, the ultrasound findings showed: the uterus was of normal size, with an anteroposterior diameter of 4.2 cm. The posterior wall fundus revealed two low-echo solid masses, the larger one measuring approximately 1.2×1.2 cm, with clear boundaries and heterogeneous internal echoes. The endometrial thickness was 0.4 cm. A low-echo solid mass was observed in the uterine cavity, measuring approximately 1.0×0.8 cm, with clear boundaries and heterogeneous internal echoes. In the left adnexal region, two circular anechoic masses were seen, measuring approximately 2.1×2.1 cm, with pure internal echoes and increased posterior echoes. In the right adnexal region, a mixed mass was observed, measuring approximately 5.6×3.6 cm, with disorganized internal structures. Free fluid was noted behind the uterus, with a depth of 1.7 cm.On January 12th, the ultrasound findings showed: the uterus was of normal size, with an anteroposterior diameter of 3.4 cm. Two low-echo areas were observed on the anterior wall, the larger one measuring...
Doctor's answer:
The cause of uterine fibroids is high estrogen levels. However, although your condition involves multiple fibroids, they are relatively small and do not require surgery at this time. You can first use medication to suppress the size of the fibroids. If the fibroids grow significantly larger, surgery will be necessary. Additionally, multiple fibroids are generally treated with a full hysterectomy, so it is crucial to control them effectively.After the removal of your right fallopian tube, routine anti-inflammatory treatment is sufficient, and it will not spread infection. There is no need for special treatment for other issues. You should also pay attention to hygiene and take preventive measures against gynecological infections to avoid the possibility of the other fallopian tube becoming blocked again. This could interfere with future fertility.