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* Uterus Treatment Fibroids Uterine fibroids are very common and affect 70% of women by the age of 50. However, the symptoms they have caused can vary greatly and some women with uterine fibroids do not require treatment at all. In this instance, watchful waiting is usually employed, which involves regular pelvic exams to monitor tumor growth. For women experiencing heavy menstrual bleeding or experiencing significant abdominal pain, treatment is often required to manage the symptoms. Depending on the individual factors of the woman, the pharmacological situation or the operation may be the most advantageous.
* Factors to consider Initially, it is important to consider the presence of symptoms due to uterine fibroids. Many women with fibroids do not need treatment, since the symptoms do not make a big impact on their lives. In addition, the type of symptoms is important because some treatments address specific ailments. The symptoms can be broadly classified into two groups of heavy menstrual flow and discomfort of the abdominal area. They types of fibroids and the general health of women should also be considered. Her time can affect the treatment given, particularly if she is close to transition. The women who are currently pregnant or who plan to become pregnant in the future should be given special attention because uterine fibroids can have an influence on fertility and fetal growth, as well as affect the treatment decision. Additionally, some types of surgery should only be recommended if the woman is sure that she does not want to bear children in the future, as they may make her infertile.
* Pharmaceutical Options Medical treatment can be used to address the symptoms arising from the presence of uterine fibroids. Treatment options can include:
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Oral contraceptive pill (OCP) to regulate hormonal levels and control the growth of uterine fibroids. This is particularly useful when heavy current and staining between periods makes an issue.
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IUDs (IUDs) in the uterus also release hormones that reduce related symptoms of heavy bleeding and abdominal pain.
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The analgesic medicine such as ibuprofen, naproxen and other NSAIDS can help to alleviate abdominal pain and obstruction.
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Iron supplements can manage symptoms of anemia, which is common in women who lose large volumes of menstrual blood.
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Hormone therapy injections are administered over a short, different period of time, offer a solution to help shrink fibroid causing problems.
* Surgical Options The surgical removal of uterine fibroids is often indicated if they cause the women to experience significant symptoms that affect her daily life. There are several different types of surgery and the best procedure will depend on the unique situation of the woman.
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Hysteroscopy involves the removal of fibroids that grow within the uterus.
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Myomectomy involves the surgical removal of fibroids from the uterus and is another good option for women who may wish to become pregnant in the future.
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A hysterectomy implies the complete removal of the uterus. This is a good option for persistent fibroids that are likely to come back, since it eliminates the possibility of recurrence. However, it is not possible for women who would like to wear children in the future, since the uterus plays a central role in pregnancy.
Uterine artery embolization is a procedure that hinders blood supply to uterine fibroid, causing the cells to die and the tumor to shrink. Since this does not affect the functionality of the uterus, it is a good option for women who are planning to become pregnant in the future.
A new treatment method involves the use of radiofrequency ablation to destroy fibroid tissue with minimal damage to surrounding uterine tissue. This is a non-invasive procedure that shrinks fibroids and allows many women to make a complete recovery within a few days.
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