Patient's question:
Patient is 32 years old with a history of cervical erosion for four years, which has repeatedly recurred with poor treatment efficacy. In the past year, lower abdominal pain has appeared, and three days ago, ultrasound examination revealed a 1.0 cm myoma on the right anterior wall of the uterus. Cervical scraping pathology showed degree III erosion (mild) with no malignancy. Menstrual flow is slightly excessive, leukorrhea shows no mold or trichomonas, occasional blood streaks, and the rest is normal. What medication is effective and can provide a cure? First follow-up question: What oral medication can eliminate uterine fibroids?Doctor's answer:
Treatment for uterine fibroids requires different treatment plans based on the size, location, and nature of the fibroids. Generally, if the fibroid size is less than 5 cm, conservative treatment is recommended, and a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine tends to be effective. If the fibroid is larger than 5 cm and significantly affects daily life, surgical removal should be considered. Additionally, the growth rate of the fibroid should be taken into account, as a faster growth rate may increase the likelihood of malignancy. Therefore, medication should not be used blindly. It is recommended to consult with experts at a formal medical reproductive center, undergo necessary examinations, and receive targeted treatment.