Patient's question:
After giving birth, I was diagnosed with uterine fibroids. It's been several years, and some medications haven't helped them go away. I want to ask how uterine fibroids are treated?Doctor's answer:
The Menstrual Regulation Freedom Patch is only effective for menstrual symptoms and has no significant effect on treating uterine fibroids. The best approach for uterine fibroids is active medication treatment. If the cyst is large, surgery is recommended. Fresh vegetables such as carrots, radishes, luffa, eggplants, and cabbage contain phytoestrogen inducers that can stimulate cells to produce phytoestrogen. This substance can reduce patients' resistance to diseases and tumors. It is advisable to consume more of these vegetables regularly.