Patient's question:
Doctor, I am a pregnant woman and I have been pregnant for three and a half months. Upon careful examination, it was found that I have a tumor, and I am very worried now. What are the hazards of gynecological tumors, and what kind of help do you need: hazards of gynecological tumorsDoctor's answer:
Submucosal uterine fibroids can recur at the pedicle, leading to acute abdominal pain. In severe cases, if treatment is not implemented, the pedicle may twist and result in a free-floating fibroid. Of course, the reversed fibroid can also push the entire uterus, making the fibroid condition more severe. Uterine fibroids can cause pelvic congestion and infection, with infection mostly resulting from pedicle inversion, while hematogenous infection is extremely rare. After infection, a very small number of patients may form abscesses within the tumor mass, while the rest typically present with purulent manifestations.