Patient's question:
I have had uterine fibroids and teratomas for 3.4 years, but they are very small. However, they have now started to bleed. How are intramural uterine fibroids treated?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry about the low-echo nodules in the uterine muscle layer. The low-echo nodules in the uterine muscle layer are estrogen-dependent tumors. Low-echo nodules in the uterine muscle layer are very common in women aged 30-50. Low-echo nodules of uterine fibroids can be divided into the following categories: 1. Intermuscular fibroids 2. Subserosal fibroids 3. Submucosal fibroids 4. Cervical fibroids. Currently, there are two methods for treating uterine leiomyomas: 1. Drug treatment, which has a long course, slow efficacy, heavy economic burden, low cure rate, and is prone to complications and rapid aging; 2. Surgical treatment, where the complete removal of the uterus severely harms the patient's reproductive system, the integrity of pelvic organs, and also disrupts the patient's endocrine system, causing physical and psychological trauma to the body.