Patient's question:
My wife already had uterine fibroids. Today, she suddenly came to the hospital for a severe check-up and was told that the uterine fibroids are controlling the endometrium. How should this be handled?Doctor's answer:
Having uterine fibroids is a common type of benign gynecological tumor. If the endometrium is not controlled, it may lead to menstrual abnormalities, abdominal pain, lower back pain, fatigue, and induce symptoms such as continuous bleeding. To treat this condition, surgery is generally performed based on the size of the tumor. If the tumor is small, minimally invasive surgery can be used. If the tumor grows larger, conventional surgery needs to be performed. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!