Patient's question:
Hello, I'm very happy to help you. This doesn't necessarily have to be surgery; it depends on the size, location, and nature of the uterine fibroids, as well as your current symptoms. Based on the menstrual conditions you described, there shouldn't be a major issue, and surgery may not be needed at this time. You can have a color Doppler ultrasound re-examination every 3-6 months. If the fibroid is very small, it generally won't interfere with getting pregnant. This can also help you take good care of your physical condition during the pre-pregnancy period.Doctor's answer:
Multiple uterine fibroids, medication treatment doesn't have much effect. If it causes menstrual abnormalities, there may be a need for surgery, but it doesn't necessarily mean surgery is required. It also depends on your own menstrual condition. If your menstrual cycle is relatively regular and the amount of blood loss isn't particularly heavy, and there is no anemia, then surgery can be temporarily avoided. Regular follow-up examinations are needed.