Patient's question:
How is the sex hormone test performed? What preparations are needed? First follow-up question: Can this test detect uterine fibroids? Is it a blood test or some other type of examination? Please clarify. Can I eat before the test?Doctor's answer:
Uterine fibroids, generally three or more are considered multiple. However, your fibroids are not too large, and you can undergo regular follow-up every six months with ultrasound. It is recommended not to take health supplements, as they may stimulate the growth of uterine fibroids. If you experience bleeding or irregular menstruation, it is advisable to check the position and size of the uterine fibroids.Uterine fibroids are best treated with laparoscopic or combined laparoscopic-hysteroscopic fibroid removal surgery. Regardless of the size, number, or location of the fibroids, or the patient's fertility requirements, our hospital guarantees no abdominal incision, no hysterectomy, no recurrence, and no blood transfusion. The procedure has minimal trauma, minimal bleeding, and reduces postoperative adhesion, maximizing the preservation of the patient's reproductive organ integrity and fertility.