Patient's question:
On July 16, 2011, during my gynecological examination, I was diagnosed with vaginitis, pelvic effusion, and cervical hypertrophy. Using a gel helped a bit, but I still had some itching. The most troublesome issue is that I have had uterine fibroids for over 6 years, with the largest measuring 4, 72, 8, and there are also 4-5 smaller ones. Recently, my menstrual bleeding has been heavy, and I have experienced vaginal dryness. How should I be treated?Doctor's answer:
Uterine fibroids are often asymptomatic, with only a very small number presenting with symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, palpable abdominal masses, and symptom control. If a pedicle inversion or other conditions occur again, it may cause pain. They can also lead to heavy bleeding. The extent to which uterine fibroids affect fertility depends on the location, size, and number of the tumors.The Aoroke minimally invasive technique involves a surgical procedure that takes about half an hour. After the surgery, you can rest for a while and then go home. Avoid heavy physical labor and sexual activity, but it will not affect your normal work and life. Active treatment is essential to achieve recovery.
For patients, if the condition of uterine fibroids is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and proper medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of uterine fibroids.