Patient's question:
I had a B check-up at 19 and a half weeks and found a uterine fibroid measuring 2739mm. I want to know if it will affect the child and what I should do now?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Uterine fibroids can be classified based on their growth location from different tissues, from the inside out (i.e., from the pelvic cavity to the uterine cavity), into subserous uterine fibroids, intramural uterine fibroids, and submucous uterine fibroids. If you happen to have a submucous fibroid, it may lead to bleeding, and if left untreated for a long time, it can cause anemia. In such cases, surgery is recommended. In terms of diet, you should follow a low-fat diet, ensure balanced nutrition, eat more fruits and vegetables, avoid overeating, and eat at regular times and in moderation. Reduce the intake of foods, such as baijiu (strong alcohol) and spicy foods; avoid overeating and eat at regular times and in moderation. Eat more green vegetables, eggs, fruits, and lean meat, etc., and persist in consuming low-fat foods; eat more beans and corn, as well as other whole grains.