Patient's question:
I would like to consult. I was diagnosed with multiple uterine fibroids two years ago, but I don't have any symptoms—my periods aren't heavy, only lasting about two to three days. The last two to three days of the period are dark brown. When the fibroids were checked in the first half of the year, they were measured at (2,02,2). Later, in early June, I found out I was pregnant and have been monitoring the condition of the fibroids. By the second month of pregnancy, they had grown to (5,26,5). After that, they stopped growing. However, I miscarried around the 20th week. The reason was cervical insufficiency?Doctor's answer:
Uterine fibroids are a common benign tumor in women. If uterine fibroids rapidly decrease in size and there is suspicion of malignancy, surgical intervention should be performed promptly. Surgery is necessary when excessive menstrual bleeding, anemia, or health problems occur. Uterine fibroids pose no significant threat to human life safety, so 2/3 of patients do not need urgent surgical treatment for uterine fibroids. In addition to timely treatment, patients with uterine fibroids should maintain a proper diet in daily life to digest nutrients well. I hope the above answer can assist you. Thank you.