Patient's question:
My mother experienced abdominal bloating and difficulty in defecation after undergoing surgery for uterine fibroids. She needed to use laxatives to have a smooth bowel movement. The examination revealed intestinal adhesions, and there may be symptoms of intestinal obstruction. I would like to ask what to do about uterine fibroids combined with intestinal adhesions?Doctor's answer:
Generally, by the age of 50, menstruation is almost coming to an end. First, check to see how large the fibroids are, and then look at the clinical symptoms. Check to see how large the fibroids are and how severe the symptoms are, how excessive the menstrual flow is, and how it affects daily life. If they are small and do not affect daily life, there is no need to worry too much. If they are larger, surgery is best. I hope you will be healthy.In addition to taking medication to treat uterine fibroids, patients also need to pay attention to their diet, such as eating a light diet and staying active outdoors. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a regular hospital for treatment to ensure good therapeutic effects.