Patient's question:
45 years old, underwent multiple uterine fibroid enucleation 5 years ago. Recent physical examination revealed multiple fibroids, all with intact capsules. A low-echo area was observed on the right posterior wall near the isthmus, measuring 1096893 mm. The capsule is intact with a small amount of liquid dark area, with unclear demarcation from the uterus. Can minimally invasive surgery be performed? Which tertiary Grade A hospitals are willing to perform such surgeries?Doctor's answer:
Hello, this is not just about the size of the fibroid, but also about its location, number, and growth condition. If it is a serous fibroid, if it does not cause discomfort, it does not need to be treated. If it is a submucosal or subserosal fibroid, it will cause abnormal conditions in the body and requires surgical treatment.