Patient's question:
I had an ovarian monitoring done. Fourteen days after my period, the follicle was only 14x13mm. In three more days, it would be gone. Now the doctor has prescribed urinary gonadotropin for me, but I have a small uterine fibroid and also have sinus arrhythmia of the heart. Can I take urinary gonadotropin?Doctor's answer:
Hello, uterine fibroids are benign tumors formed by the hyperplasia of uterine smooth muscle tissue. Common symptoms include uterine bleeding, pain. Some patients have no symptoms and are often discovered during routine gynecological examinations. They are more common in women aged 30-50. Based on the location of the fibroid within the uterine wall, they can be classified as intramural, subserosal, submucosal, or intraligamentous fibroids. It is recommended to visit a specialized hospital for diagnosis and timely treatment.