Uterine fibroid is a common gynecological disease, but it also needs our full attention, especially to clarify its harmfulness, and it is important to take active and reasonable treatment and cooking methods.
Can Uterine fibroid affect pregnancy
Uterine fibroid will reduce the success rate of female pregnancy, but Uterine fibroid patients can be pregnant. Pregnancy in Uterine fibroid accounts for 0.5% -1% of patients with hysteromyoma. The influence of Uterine fibroid on pregnancy and delivery is related to the type and size of hysteromyoma.
1. Abortion: submucosal myoma can affect the implantation of Zygote, leading to early abortion; Excessive intramural fibroids can cause deformation of the uterine cavity or insufficient blood supply to the endometrium, leading to miscarriage.
2. Abnormal fetal position: Fibroids with low growth positions can hinder the descent of fetal presentation, resulting in abnormal fetal position, low or anterior placenta, and obstruction of the birth canal during late pregnancy and delivery.
3. Postpartum bleeding: the fetus is prone to Postpartum bleeding due to postpartum placental adhesion, large attachment surface or difficulty in elimination and poor Uterine contraction.
Uterine fibroid hazard
1. Infertility or abortion: the myoma tissue appears in the uterine corner, which can compress the entrance of the fallopian tube. The sperm cannot rise to the combination of the fallopian tube and the egg, which affects the deformation of the uterus during pregnancy, hinders the implantation of the Zygote, and hinders pregnancy. After the implantation of Zygote, when large myoma complicates pregnancy, it mechanically blocks embryonic development and uterine cavity infection, which is easy to cause abortion.
2. Gynecological inflammation: Uterine fibroid cause pelvic congestion and infection, of which the infection caused by fibroids is mostly stem torsion. After infection, a small number of patients may develop abscesses in the fibroid tissue, leading to suppuration. At the same time, the pathogenic bacteria after myoma infection can invade other adjacent organs, leading to gynecological diseases such as adnexitis and pelvic inflammatory disease.
3. Secondary anemia: patients with Uterine fibroid have excessive menstrual bleeding. In the long run, patients have secondary anemia, general weakness, pale face, panic and other symptoms.
4. Malignant disease: A few women can see that the malignant disease of Uterine fibroid is sarcoma. The patients have vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain. In the late stage, it can be transmitted through blood, directly, and lymph nodes to multiple parts of the body.
Treatment of Uterine fibroid
1. Drug therapy: Drug therapy is relatively conservative and mainly suitable for women with mild reproductive needs and fibroid symptoms. Objectively, patients who are not suitable or strongly reject surgery can also undergo drug therapy. It is best to undergo curettage and endometrial examination before treatment, as it not only helps to stop bleeding but also helps to obtain first-hand information about the disease.