Patient's question:
I checked for uterine fibroids last year, and the doctor said it wasn't necessary to have surgery, as they were only 2.9 cm. Now, every month during my period, I experience severe cramps and blood clots. How can I take care of myself?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, uterine fibroids are common benign tumors in women, generally less than six centimeters, and require surgical removal. It is important to determine the location of the fibroid in the uterus and how it interferes with menstruation. It is recommended to relax and not be overly anxious. Uterine fibroids require follow-up MRI scans every three months to monitor the growth of the fibroids. If menstrual cramps are accompanied by blood clots, medication may be needed to regulate the menstrual cycle. Maintain good hygiene in the vaginal area. The condition of uterine fibroids is serious, and it is advised that patients seek timely treatment.