Can you still get pregnant if you have multiple uterine fibroids? How much does it cost to treat uterine fibroids?

In recent years, more and more women have suffered from uterine fibroids, so many women have begun to pay attention to uterine fibroids and want to learn about them. So, do you know if you can get pregnant with multiple uterine fibroids? Is the treatment of uterine fibroids expensive? It is best to have surgery to remove the fibroids before getting pregnant. Pregnant women with uterine fibroids are likely to have a series of complications during pregnancy, such as early miscarriage, premature birth, postpartum hemorrhage or obstruction of the birth canal that affects delivery. If the diameter of the fibroid is less than 3 cm, but the growth location is not good, such as in the uterine cavity, it will affect pregnancy.

In addition, for uterine fibroids, many people are still concerned about the cost of treatment of uterine fibroids, the cost is mainly composed of the following points:

1. Routine gynecological examination for uterine fibroids: In addition to routine gynecological examinations, patients with uterine fibroids must also undergo detailed diagnosis. First, determine the growth site of the fibroids, and second, clarify whether the fibroids are single or multiple, which is directly related to the choice of surgical method and cannot be careless. It can also be estimated that the examination fee will not be too high, but the specific fee needs to be determined according to the hospital's charging standards.

2. Cost of uterine fibroid surgery: There are five surgical methods for uterine fibroids, one is radiofrequency visual ablation with a self-coagulating knife, another is laparoscopic myomectomy, the third is negative minimally invasive surgery, the fourth is ultrasound intervention, and the fifth is hysterectomy. The cost of each operation is different.

3. Pharmacology after uterine fibroid surgery: After the treatment of uterine fibroids, people are more afraid of inflammation or residual sequelae. In order to prevent recurrence, doctors usually give you a lot of medicines and tell you to take them regularly, insist on taking them, and go to the hospital on time. After suspected uterine fibroid symptoms, you should seek medical attention in time, find out the cause, identify the symptoms under the guidance of a professional doctor, maintain a healthy lifestyle and an optimistic attitude, and strive to recover as soon as possible.