Patient's question:
My doctor recommended a thorough examination of my uterus for small fibroids a couple of years ago, but they weren't very large, so I didn't pay much attention. Today, during the follow-up examination, my uterine fibroids have grown compared to before. The doctor suggested I have surgery as soon as possible. However, I heard that it involves a hole. Hello, where is the hole for uterine fibroid surgery?Doctor's answer:
Uterine fibroids are a common type of benign gynecological tumor inflammation. During the menstrual period, there may be bleeding again. It may also cause contact bleeding during sexual activity and irregular vaginal bleeding. The most direct and primary treatment measure in clinical diagnosis is to perform surgery, specifically a uterine fibroid resection. After the surgery, normal function can be fully restored.