Post Date November, 16 2024
In recent years, the incidence rate of Uterine fibroid has become higher and higher, and many pregnant women have Uterine fibroid after examination. Therefore, many women worry about whether Uterine fibroid will lead to their own death. In fact, Uterine fibroid is a Benign tumor, which will not cause death.
Got Uterine fibroid can you die?
According to the investigation, Uterine fibroid is a very common Benign tumor, and its occurrence will not cause death of patients. Uterine fibroid are mainly hyperplasia of uterine Muscle cell, in which a small amount of fibrous connective tissue exists in supporting tissue, usually without pathological changes, and only a few die. However, whether Uterine fibroid die or not, they must be treated immediately. Although Uterine fibroid will not die, it will gradually bring harm to the body and seriously affect women's fertility. Therefore, if Uterine fibroid is found, it must be treated immediately without delay.
What is the harm of Uterine fibroid?
1、 Bleeding. Abnormal vaginal bleeding, affected menstruation, excessive menstrual volume, shortened cycle, prolonged menstrual duration, and other menstrual irregularities
2、 Abortion. Uterine fibroid frequently occur Uterine contraction during pregnancy, which easily hampers the development of embryos in the uterus and affects the abortion of embryos.
3、 Urinary disorders. When the bladder is filled, the uterine position rises, fibroids become more prominent, and urinary disorders such as frequent urination and urgency are prone to occur.
4、 Causing infertility. With the enlargement of Uterine fibroid, the uterine cavity is deformed, and it is difficult for sperm to pass through. Some fibroids compress the cervical canal in the cervix, making it difficult for sperm to enter the cervix.
5、 Complicated with gynecological diseases. Patients with gynecological diseases such as appendicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease invade bacteria with irregular bleeding.
How is Uterine fibroid treated?
1. Surgical treatment. Surgical resection of Uterine fibroid is a commonly used clinical treatment method, which is used for patients with large fibroids or ineffective drug treatment.
2. Medication treatment. Taking drugs that inhibit hormones in women's bodies, regulate the balance of hormone levels, gradually reduce fibroids, and ultimately stop using drugs without affecting the size of the body. However, the likelihood of stopping the use of drugs causing fibroids to grow is very low, so the treatment effect of drugs is poor.
Warm tip: if it is a relatively small Uterine fibroid, it will not affect the body, so patients can not pay too much attention to it. If the fibroid is relatively large and accompanied by symptoms, measures should be taken for treatment.
