Patient's question:
During a gynecological examination, it was found that there were weak myoma nodules in the cervix and changes in the shape of the cervix. The myoma grew larger on one side of the cervix, and there were irregular periods. It was said to be uterine infertility. What kind of help is needed: Effective treatment methods for uterine infertilityDoctor's answer:
Surgery is the main measure for treating uterine infertility. Small fibroids can be treated with vaginal myomectomy or enucleation. Larger fibroids require laparoscopic resection. For infertile patients, the principle of surgery is to maintain the function of the cervix as much as possible, preventing cervical canal adhesion or stenosis. Cryotherapy can also be used, with the cryoprobe shaped like a pencil or needle, inserted into the fibroid or its base, and each session lasting 2–3 minutes, once a week, avoiding treatment during menstruation. After 5–10 treatments, the fibroid may shrink or detach from its base. Seek treatment at regular professional hospitals.