Patient's question:
My friend went to get treatment a few days ago for uterine infertility. It's said to be due to the thick uterine wall, along with adhesions and other issues, though I don't fully understand the specifics. However, I'm very worried about the psychological stress it might cause him, so I've been looking for some herbal remedies for him.Doctor's answer:
Cervical fibroids: Surgery is the main measure for treating uterine infertility. Small fibroids can be treated with vaginal myomectomy or enucleation. Larger fibroids require laparoscopic resection. For infertile patients, the principle of surgery is to maintain the function of the cervix as much as possible, preventing cervical canal adhesion or stenosis. Cryotherapy can also be used, with the cryoprobe shaped like a pencil or needle, inserted into the fibroid or its base, for 2–3 minutes each time, once a week, avoiding treatment during menstruation. After 5–10 treatments, the fibroid may shrink or detach from the base. Infertility is a serious condition, and patients are advised to seek timely treatment and follow the doctor's recommendations for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, dietary issues should be paid attention to, avoiding spicy and irritating foods to prevent worsening the condition.