Patient's question:
During transvaginal ultrasound, multiple uterine fibroids were found. The largest one is located on the left wall, measuring 6.55.4 cm, with relatively rich blood flow signals inside. I would like to know how it should be treated, how serious the condition is, and whether it affects fertility. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Multiple uterine fibroids were found during the examination, and they are growing relatively quickly, but there are no discomforts or symptoms. It is more likely to be a subserosal uterine fibroid, which generally has no adverse effects on the body.Guidelines:
However, if there is excessive bleeding, it may lead to anemia. Since your fibroids are growing quickly, it is recommended to have surgery as soon as possible. Fibroids that grow rapidly may undergo degeneration.