Patient's question:
I have had irregular menstruation, excessive odor, and sometimes broken skin even when I'm not supposed to have my period this past year. I always feel exhausted, so I went to the hospital for a check-up. They did a thorough examination and said it's uterine leiomyosarcoma.What help I need: What causes uterine leiomyosarcoma?
Doctor's answer:
Clinical diagnosis of uterine sarcoma has a low incidence rate, and the cause of its onset remains unclear. Some believe from the perspective of union genetics that it is related to the persistence of embryonic cells and metaplasia of mesenchymal cells, but there is no clear evidence to prove this speculation. The patient's diet should follow the principle of "high energy, high protein, high vitamins, low fat, and easy to digest." It is particularly important to note that when vitamins are not easily obtained from food, they can be supplemented with medication. Eating more fruits, vegetables, and light foods is recommended, and it is appropriate to consume some foods that nourish yin, replenish qi, and strengthen the body.