Patient's question:
Now that the miscarriage has been over for a month, when I got pregnant, there were signs of miscarriage. I took two weeks of pregnancy-preserving medication: one pill a day, and two pills every two days of choriogonadotropin. Now, after a thorough examination, there is a uterine fibroid of about 1.0. It is said to be related to long-term high estrogen levels. Hello: Did the hormones used during the pregnancy-preserving treatment cause the fibroid? Because after the pregnancy preservation, the fetus did not grow well, and there was no fetal bud even after 60 days. Were all these hormones refined by the uterus to grow the fibroid? If I want to get pregnant again, how should I be treated?Doctor's answer:
Uterine fibroids and two weeks of hormone progesterone medication are okay? Uterine fibroids are generally caused by inflammation and often recur after induced abortion, with little relation to progesterone medication. To get pregnant, anti-inflammatory treatment should be prioritized, using one week of medication per month and alternating for two months. If the condition of uterine fibroids is severe, it is recommended that patients seek immediate treatment and follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, dietary issues should be paid attention to, avoiding spicy and irritating foods to prevent worsening the condition. The above answer is hoped to assist you, thank you.