Patient's question:
How is uterine fibroid diagnosedDoctor's answer:
Diagnostics mainly targets irregular vaginal bleeding in patients, examining whether there is a possibility of malignancy within the uterus, which is also the most important aspect of this test. Hysteroscopy mainly allows observation of the uterine morphology, enabling relatively accurate judgment of whether abnormal biological conditions have already appeared in the uterus. However, magnetic resonance imaging mainly helps differentiate uterine fibroids from other diseases. During surgery, magnetic resonance imaging is chosen to assist doctors in understanding the location of fibroids, thereby increasing the chances of a successful operation.