Patient's question:
Uterine fibroids were removed through a hysterectomy in March 1998. Shortly after, the muscle layer was debrided and sutured. In June, another debridement was performed, but the muscle layer still did not heal. The body had to endure this with a belly band until March 2000, when a second surgery was conducted using a repair material. Two years later, the repair material came into contact with the muscle again, and a crack reappeared. Now there is a hole as large as an egg. Relying solely on a belly band has become very difficult. I hope that all my friends can offer suggestions and medical assistance.Doctor's answer:
Prevent the abdominal wall from straining during deep breathing. It is recommended to go to a larger hospital for repair, as it is related to the doctor's level and may also be related to your physical condition. It's better to solve it early; dragging it on is not the solution. In addition to timely treatment for uterine fibroids, patient friends should always maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay more attention to their own dietary care, focus on balanced nutrition, and digest nutrients in the body in a timely manner. They believe that this will definitely drive away uterine fibroids.