Patient's question:
After giving birth, I have had various gynecological problems ever since. Being a woman is really tiring. I have had uterine fibroids for two years. In the past, I always controlled them with medication. I heard from others that I could have a minimally invasive surgery.Doctor's answer:
The minimally invasive surgery you mentioned, is it a gynecological laparoscopic surgery or a superconductor ablation technology? Both of these are considered minimally invasive.The superconductor ablation technology does not require compression; it uses high energy to destroy uterine fibroids. Once the fibroids are destroyed, they will no longer grow. However, only a few people can naturally shed them, and in most cases, the fibroids still remain inside the abdomen.
A gynecological laparoscopic surgery can completely remove the fibroids, and its principle is the same as traditional surgery, just with smaller incisions and less physical trauma. It also does not require stitching, allowing patients to endure less pain.
In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients with uterine fibroids need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their lives. Only sufficient deep sleep can help you escape this disease as quickly as possible.