What are the best ways to treat uterine fibroids?

Uterine disease is very serious for women and is directly related to their reproductive issues, so you must be cautious when treating uterine fibroids. The probability of this disease occurring in life is relatively high. When faced with such a disease, we all hope to have the best and most effective method. This condition is quite serious and may have a great impact on the body if you are not careful. There are two methods of this surgery, which we will introduce to you in detail below. With the development of modern medicine, this surgery has reached a very high level.

Uterine fibroids are benign, estrogen-dependent tumors that occur frequently in women of childbearing age. I’m not sure what type and location of your uterine fibroids are? Are you experiencing any discomfort now? If you want to have a baby in the near future, you can consider getting pregnant with the tumor first. If you feel a great psychological burden, you can consider getting pregnant again after treatment. There are many methods to treat uterine fibroids, including: uterine fibroid removal, laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, uterine artery embolization and ultrasonic ablation. This shows that uterine fibroids can be treated. Different treatment methods can be selected according to the different types of fibroids. In principle, the treatment method with the least damage should be selected. The latter treatment can be considered first.

Currently, there are two best methods for treating uterine fibroids. One is to use DSA digital angiography, which can accurately diagnose the size and location of uterine fibroids, and embolize to block the blood supply of the fibroids, causing the fibroids to starve to death and fall off. It does not require surgery, does not damage the uterus, and does not affect fertility and married life. The second is hysteroscopic laparoscopic myomectomy, which is a minimally invasive surgery. The common advantages of the two are as follows:

(I) Advantages: less trauma, simple, economical; can preserve the intact uterus; painless treatment, the patient completes the treatment process without knowing it; fast recovery after treatment, the patient can move freely soon; safe, no impact on the function of other organs, no complications; no scars left after treatment, maintaining a perfect body shape.

(II) Indications: Women under 50 years of age or before menopause with obvious symptoms of uterine fibroids; those who have failed conservative treatment or whose fibroids have recurred; those who wish to preserve their uterus and fertility; those who cannot undergo surgery or cannot receive blood transfusions.

The above introduces several methods and things to pay attention to after surgery. I hope it will be of some help to us. Any surgery has certain risks, so learn more about the surgery and then customize it according to your own situation. The current development of medicine and advancement of surgical techniques are good things for us. Of course, we also need reasonable maintenance after the operation.