How to treat uterine fibroids? Can patients with uterine fibroids undergo minimally invasive surgery?

Infection and suppuration: Myoma infection is mostly caused by tumor pedicle torsion or acute endometritis. The infection is sometimes suppurative, and in a few cases, abscesses form in the tumor tissue. Torsion: Subserosal myoma can twist the pedicle, causing acute abdominal pain. So, how to treat uterine fibroids? Is minimally invasive surgery good?

Minimally invasive surgical system treatment, the entire operation is performed under dynamic visual monitoring of the laparoscope, without opening, using a superconducting needle to intervene in the lesion through the reproductive cavity, with accurate temperature control, without damaging normal tissues, accurately focusing on the lesion site, and heating the lesion tissue through biological high heat, causing the lesion cells to dehydrate, coagulate, and necrotize, and be absorbed by normal tissues or automatically discharged, achieving the purpose of thermal coagulation to eliminate uterine fibroids, without affecting endocrine function, and maintaining the integrity of the uterus. Minimally invasive surgical system treatment has three advantages:

1. Non-invasive tumor removal, no scars, no uterine damage. Targeted ultrasound focused interventional therapy integrates light spots, laparoscopic guidance, video, and medical treatment to accurately eliminate fibroids without laparotomy or scars, and does not affect the normal function of the uterus and ovaries.

2. No special circumstances, no hospitalization is required. Experts use laparoscopic monitoring to guide the superconducting needle to intervene in the lesion. The treatment is simple, safe, and painless, without special circumstances (of course, some special circumstances are not excluded, requiring hospitalization for observation).

3. Short treatment time and fast recovery. Minimally invasive treatment, short treatment time, fast recovery after surgery, good for the uterus, and no impact on normal physiological functions; postoperative auxiliary drug treatment, better recovery effect.