What should a woman do if she has uterine retention?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Progestin Therapy: Progestins act as antagonists to estrogen to some extent and can inhibit its effects. Therefore, some scholars use progestins to treat uterine fibroids accompanied by persistent follicles. Depending on the specific condition of the patient, a pseudopregnancy therapy can be administered either cyclically or continuously, leading to fibroid degeneration and softening. However, due to the potential for tumor enlargement and irregular uterine bleeding, it is not advisable for long-term use.