My uterine posterior wall fibroid is 3.6 cm outwardly protruding.

Patient's question:

Discovered menstrual cycle length, lower abdominal pain in 2009, diagnosed with uterine fibroids

Doctor's answer:

The uterine fibroids are relatively large, which can first compress abdominal organs causing discomfort, and may also lead to bleeding. In the most severe case, there is a fear of malignancy. Currently, after surgery, pathological section examination can be performed. As long as the possibility of malignancy is ruled out, it is not a concern.