What is uterine beating?

In real life, many women are busy with work for a long time and tend to neglect their physical health, especially the uterus. The uterus is the most important organ in the female body. If there is a problem with the uterus, it will easily have a great impact on the body. Uterine beating is also a relatively common symptom. This may be a manifestation of uterine fibroids. You should pay more attention to observation and do B-ultrasound to confirm it.

The beating is mainly a change in uterine contraction, and it is mainly caused by fibroids. If there are multiple fibroids, the above situation will occur. What needs to be done now is to regularly check the changes in the fibroids. If they grow larger, surgery should be considered.

The harm of uterine fibroids

Infertility and miscarriage

Uterine fibroids compress the entrance of the fallopian tubes, causing the uterus to deform and the fertilized egg to be unable to enter, ultimately leading to infertility. In addition, people with uterine fibroids have a high probability of spontaneous abortion.

After the subserosal uterine fibroids twist, they will adhere to the intestines, so they will be infected by the intestines, and the infection will cause inflammation. The inflamed fibroids will adhere to the uterus again, so it will cause purulent inflammation. On the other hand, if the fibroids bleed, it may infect other organs and cause a series of diseases.

Myoma Free

Subserosal uterine fibroids may twist at the pedicle, causing complications such as abdominal pain and diarrhea. If not treated surgically, severe cases may lead to the formation of free fibroids. Of course, the free uterus is likely to pull on the entire uterus, causing it to twist.

Malignant lesions

Uterine fibroids are benign tumors in themselves, but a small number of female friends cannot escape the bad luck and develop into malignant tumors. However, this situation is rare and usually occurs in older women.

There is a high possibility that uterine fibroids may cause pelvic congestion. The infection is caused by torsion of the tumor pedicle, while hematogenous infection is relatively rare. After the infection, some patients will find that the tumor tissue will form abscesses, while others will become suppurative.