Patient's question:
I have uterine fibroids. I have had a miscarriage before, but I never thought I could get this disease at a young age. Now I am married and want to have children with my husband. However, it is said that getting pregnant in this situation is not good for me and not good for the future child either. What is going on?Doctor's answer:
It's best to have the fibroids removed first before getting pregnant, otherwise there are significant risks involved. I have a friend who gave birth last week, and she had three large tumors in her uterus. The baby weighed only six and a half pounds. It was very dangerous, so you really need to think carefully about it. If both the baby and the fibroids are large during pregnancy, it puts a lot of pressure on you and is not good for the child. What if there's a premature birth? Think twice before acting! Patients facing the dangers of uterine fibroids should actively take treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If uterine fibroids do not respond to treatment, it's important to change the treatment plan promptly.