Patient's question:
Today I had an ultrasound. It said there might be small fibroids? Does it affect fertility? Is it serious?Doctor's answer:
Hello, don't worry too much. Uterine fibroids are estrogen-dependent tumors, and their nature is different from that of uterine sarcoma. There is no evidence to suggest that uterine fibroids can transform into malignant uterine sarcomas. There is no need to be frightened by the mere mention of tumors.If the diameter of the uterine fibroid exceeds 5 cm or if the accompanying symptoms worsen, surgery may be considered. You can choose a non-invasive ultrasound ablation treatment that does not require surgery. This method does not involve incisions, bleeding, or the removal of the uterus. Because it is non-invasive, the side effects are minimal, and it can avoid scars and organ adhesions caused by surgery.
This treatment is different from the traditional concept of surgery. It is a very easy procedure, and there will be no wounds on the skin or the uterus.