Patient's question:
At the beginning of this year, I went for a routine detailed examination at the gynecology department. The result showed a shadow in the uterus. The doctor recommended a test, and the result confirmed it was a uterine fibroid. He suggested that I undergo a uterine fibroid removal surgery. How long does this surgery take, and is it risky?Doctor's answer:
Hysteromyoma resection surgery usually takes about three hours. This is the most common and frequently occurring disease in gynecology. Generally, patients can be discharged after about a week of treatment. However, after one week, the degree of full recovery varies among patients, with differences depending on individual recovery. It is recommended to rest for one to two months after the surgery, and a light diet should be maintained.