What are the hazards of intramural uterine fibroids? Can you still get pregnant if you have uterine fibroids?

Uterine fibroid surgery does not damage the endometrium. The method is ultrasonic ablation, and pregnancy can be achieved six months after the operation. Multiple uterine fibroids will not grow again after surgery, and the fibroids that can be seen under B-ultrasound guidance can be ablated at one time. So, what are the hazards of intramural uterine fibroids? Can pregnancy be achieved with uterine fibroids?

It is best not to get pregnant first, and patients are advised to receive treatment. Prepare for delivery after treatment. At the same time, pay attention to the following points

1. It is very important to maintain an optimistic attitude and a happy mood. Everyone cannot have smooth sailing. Pressure and difficulties are everywhere. Therefore, we must correct our mentality and face life with an optimistic mood.

2. Women who adjust their diet should eat more foods containing protein and vitamins. If they have heavy menstruation, they should eat more foods rich in iron to prevent iron deficiency anemia.

3. If uterine fibroids are found, they should be reexamined every 3-6 months. If the fibroids are significantly enlarged and bleeding is severe, surgery should be performed.

4. Avoid artificial abortion. Too many artificial abortions can lead to uterine fibroids. Therefore, couples should actively take contraceptive measures to try to avoid or reduce the number of artificial abortions.

5. Actively treat endocrine disorders. Endocrine disorders caused by various reasons should be actively treated, which will increase the probability of inducing and growing uterine fibroids, and avoid unnecessary use of sex hormone drugs. When treatment is needed, you need to take the medicine according to the doctor's advice.

If you have uterine fibroids, you need to monitor whether the uterine fibroids have a growth trend! Will it affect the implantation of the fertilized egg! Pregnant women should also pay attention to this issue during pregnancy checkups to see if it affects the blood supply and development of the fetus. If necessary, treat the uterine fibroids first and then give birth!