Patient's question:
Uterine mass 7.7 cm. Is there a better method than surgery if it's not done?If surgery is not performed continuously, what will be the consequences?
Is there any special medication for this?
Doctor's answer:
A mass in the uterine area can occur in the cervix or in the uterine muscle layer. Different locations may indicate different conditions. Generally, a 5.6 cm uterine fibroid is more common. Fibroids usually gradually shrink after menopause. If they cause heavy menstrual bleeding or anemia, surgical removal should be considered. It is recommended to upload the specific examination results.