Patient's question:
Medical Description: Found uterine fibroids during pregnancy, but no discomfort symptoms.Treatment History and Effect: No treatment, no significant discomfort.
Help Needed: Wondering if this condition can lead to a normal delivery?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, whether you can have a vaginal delivery depends on many factors. If the fibroids are no longer visible later, it means they were not very large to begin with. It is recommended to wait until closer to the time of delivery to decide whether to have a vaginal delivery, as I believe there is not much connection between fibroids and the delivery method. Fibroids may grow during pregnancy due to the influence of hormonal levels in the body, and it needs to be monitored. If they affect the fetal growth and development, specific treatment will need to be based on the situation. Currently, there is no need to worry about uterine fibroids. Just focus on doing prenatal check-ups and if a vaginal delivery is not possible at the time, then have a cesarean section.