Patient's question:
Medical Description: Brownish discharge in cervical mucus during the second menstrual period twice. On August 6th, an ultrasound suggested a possible intracavitary tumor, approximately 151211mm. History of treatment and effectiveness: Only examined, no treatment. Desired help: Is surgery necessary in this case? Are there other methods? If surgery is performed, what method will be used, and will it affect future fertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the situation you mentioned, uterine fibroids should be considered a solid lesion. Generally speaking, conservative treatment is not very effective for this. You can try taking Guizhi Fuling capsules.If the uterine fibroid is relatively large, I suggest the only treatment option you can choose is hysteroscopic surgery. This is the safest and most effective method.
Moreover, treating uterine fibroids with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), if the side effects of oral medication are significant, TCM can be used to achieve therapeutic effects. Through the skin and meridians, the medicine is absorbed and can directly reach the area where uterine blood stasis accumulates to form a tumor. This helps soften and resolve the fibroids, gradually reducing the simple hypertrophy of the uterine muscle layer and softening the proliferated connective tissue, ultimately leading to its disappearance and shedding.