How big a Uterine fibroid needs surgery? How to treat Uterine fibroid with the best effect

Uterine fibroid is a common gynecological disease, and it is also a Benign tumor. After we get sick, we should pay enough attention to it, and we should also carry out reasonable treatment under the guidance of doctors according to our own conditions.

Symptoms of Uterine fibroid

1. Vaginal bleeding Vaginal bleeding is the main symptom of Uterine fibroid, which is manifested as increased menstrual volume, prolonged menstrual period or shortened cycle, or irregular vaginal bleeding without Menstrual cycle.

2. Abdominal mass and compression symptoms. As time goes by, Uterine fibroid gradually grow, and the uterus increases to the size of more than 3 months of pregnancy, or the large subserous fibroids located at the bottom of the uterus, often contact the abdominal mass, and become more obvious when the bladder is full. The block is solid, movable, and has no tenderness

3. Increased vaginal discharge. After suffering from Uterine fibroid, the uterine cavity will increase, endometrial glands will increase, and pelvic congestion can increase leucorrhea. When submucosal fibroids of the uterus or cervix experience ulcers, infections, or necrosis, bloody or purulent leukorrhea can also occur.

4. Pain. Generally speaking, Uterine fibroid does not cause pain, but there is acute abdominal pain when stem torsion occurs in subserous Uterine fibroid, and there is also acute abdominal pain when the myoma is red, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and local tumor compression.

5. Infertility and miscarriage. The impact on pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes may be related to the growth site, size, and quantity of fibroids. The huge Uterine fibroid will cause deformation of the uterine cavity, and the hysteromyoma that hinders the implantation of the embryo sac and the growth and development of the embryo will compress the fallopian tube. The submucosal myoma with an obstructed lumen will hinder the implantation of the pregnancy sac and affect the sperm to enter the uterine cavity.

6. Anemia. Long term menorrhagia or irregular vaginal bleeding can cause hemorrhagic anemia, and severe anemia is more common in patients with submucous Uterine fibroid.

7. Symptoms of the circulatory system: Prolonged excessive menstruation can cause secondary anemia, and severe anemia can lead to anemic heart disease.

Does Uterine fibroid need surgery

1. Uterine fibroid have massive bleeding, excessive menstruation for a long time, anemia due to excessively long menstruation, and drugs cannot cure it. At this point, resection surgery is an effective solution.

2. Uterine fibroid grow to the size of fists, causing other organs in the pelvis to be compressed. Surgical removal can relieve symptoms, and large fibroids are more likely to deteriorate than small ones.