Patient's question:
10 days ago, I noticed vaginal bleeding, irregular peeling, a small amount, sometimes bright red, sometimes dark brown, without pain. I also noticed that my period came early. After a thorough examination at People's Hospital, it was determined that I had uterine fibroids and cervical polyps. The doctor recommended removing the uterus and cervix. What if multiple uterine fibroids and cervical polyps are removed if the uterus is removed?Doctor's answer:
The impact on sexual behavior is not significant. Approximately 40% of patients fully recover post-surgery, similar to pre-surgery conditions; about 25% experience an increase in sexual frequency or face difficulties; only a very small number are unable to fully resume sexual activity, or mistakenly believe that a postoperative sensation of coldness is required. Generally, sexual activity is strictly prohibited for 3 months post-surgery to allow for complete wound healing. Afterward, sexual activity can be fully resumed.In addition to timely treatment for uterine fibroids, patients should maintain a positive attitude toward the disease. Only in this way can they receive timely and appropriate treatment. It is also important to pay close attention to dietary care, focusing on light and nutritious foods while avoiding and cold foods. It is believed that this approach can help drive away uterine fibroids.