Will uterine fibroids cause abdominal pain?

Will uterine fibroids cause abdominal pain?

The presence of uterine fibroids may cause pain, which is largely related to the compression of the patient's pelvic organs and the impact on blood circulation. If the patient exercises, the pain will worsen, so be sure to pay attention to rest and receive examination and treatment as soon as possible.

1. Uterine fibroids may cause stomach pain. During surgery, about 30% of patients will experience some degree of abdominal discomfort or pain. Generally speaking, the severity of symptoms caused by uterine fibroids is often affected by the patient's activities or body position.

2. Uterine fibroids are a common benign tumor. Generally speaking, smaller uterine fibroids usually do not require special treatment and generally will not undergo malignant changes. They only require continued observation.

3. If the patient's uterine fibroids are large, such as a diameter of more than 5 cm, or the pedicle is twisted, inducing abdominal pain, this situation often induces prolonged menstruation and increased menstrual bleeding. It is recommended that the patient needs surgical treatment.

4. Generally speaking, surgery is the best way to solve the adverse symptoms of uterine fibroids and is currently the most effective method.

5. After uterine fibroids occur, the patient suffers from abdominal pain. It is recommended that the patient go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination in time to understand whether the tumor in the body has pedicle torsion or degeneration problems, and then consider whether it is necessary to undergo surgical treatment.

The reason why uterine fibroids cause stomach pain is not the pain caused by the uterine fibroids themselves, but because the fibroids themselves compress the patient's pelvic organs, affecting blood circulation, and then causing lower abdominal swelling, which can cause hidden pain and cause the patient's activities to increase. The pain can be relieved after rest. The pain is usually caused by the gradual growth of the fibroids.