When should you consider having fibroid tumors removed? - ignoring fibroid tumors
My doctor says I have two small children. The pain is not so bad ... When to consider eliminating? Because they are harmless, should ignore?
Friday, January 29, 2010
Ignoring Fibroid Tumors When Should You Consider Having Fibroid Tumors Removed?
2 comments:
Uterine fibroids are, as the doc had said in May, benign tumors of the uterine tissue. As such, they are not themselves a threat to health, but do not cause problems for their size they grow.
They have slow growth in general and the risk that they currently only occur sooner or later, a deep rupture and uterine bleeding. At this point, most likely undergo a hysterectomy - removal of the uterus.
You can have a tumor hysterectomy now and get an operation and is now able to grow as little as these tumors to the size of watermelons. Or you can wait a bit more involved and progress of the operation, is larger and more complex.
Depends on the size of fibroids. Small can mean a vaginal hysterectomy, while important inputs required abdominal surgery.
It's something you should discuss with your MD player, perhaps with a 2nd Opinion, if your gynecologist recommended surgery. My gynecologist did not prefer a low profile, the surgical procedure of fibroids, unless the cause of excessive bleeding. However, you should consult your doctor about this topic!
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