Patient's question:
I have had abnormal menstruation for the past few months, always coming earlier and accompanied by abdominal pain, and with a significant amount of leukorrhea. When I went to the hospital for a follow-up, they said I have uterine fibroids, and I want to undergo MRI ablation. However, some people say that specific and detailed examinations are required before the surgery, and my friend suggested I have a detailed MRI examination.Doctor's answer:
Some people suffer from uterine fibroids, and the chance of uterine fibroids continuing to worsen is very small. The earlier the treatment, the better the effect. MRI is clearer than other examinations, making it easier to see. The success rate of surgery may also decrease, which is also beneficial for a complete recovery after surgery. It is recommended that if the financial condition permits, it is better to have an MRI. The daily treatment for uterine fibroid patients mainly involves taking medication. Patients can use some oral medications and supplement them with vitamins. Also, pay attention to diet and eat light, thin, and soft foods. It is hoped that uterine fibroid patients can recover as soon as possible.