Patient's question:
I was born in 1964. In January 2004, I had an ultrasound examination at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Zhejiang University Affiliated Hospital, where multiple uterine fibroids were detected: 1.82.0 cm on the anterior wall of the uterus and 2.02.0 cm on the posterior wall. On November 11, 2005, a follow-up examination showed the uterus to be anteverted, approximately the size of a 50-day pregnancy, with multiple hypoechogenic areas observed in the uterine region, the largest measuring 4.04.14.4 cm on the anterior wall (the uterine cavity had a IUD, which was removed on November 11, 2005). My symptoms include occasional prolonged menstrual cycles, shortened cycles, lower abdominal and waist pain, etc. Could you please advise the experts on the appropriate treatment options for this condition?First follow-up question: I would like to temporarily use
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the early symptoms of uterine fibroids are generally vaginal bleeding, palpable abdominal masses, and pressure symptoms, etc. It is recommended that you go to a formal gynecological hospital for targeted examinations to understand the size and nature of the fibroids and adopt appropriate treatment methods. Multiple fibroids are preferably treated surgically. At Antai, we treat uterine fibroids regardless of their size, location, number, or fertility requirements, using micro-electronic laparoscopic surgery to ensure no incision, no hysterectomy, no blood transfusion, and no recurrence. Hospitalization lasts three to five days, and the surgery is painless and does not affect health. You can return to work after discharge.