Will fibroids worsen

Fibroids are a common benign tumor. In most cases, fibroids will not deteriorate into malignant tumors. However, after a long period of development, a few fibroids cannot completely rule out the possibility of deterioration in the later stage. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time and let the doctor make a judgment based on the specific situation. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. No: Fibromas are composed of mature fibrous connective tissue, with regular cell morphology and arrangement, slow growth, and no infiltration or metastasis. At the same time, there are usually no blood vessels or nerves inside fibromas. If the patient maintains a healthy lifestyle after treatment, malignant transformation or metastasis generally will not occur.

2. Yes: Some fibroids may be affected by hormone imbalance, such as excessive estrogen levels or high sensitivity of local tissues to hormones, which can easily cause tissue hyperplasia and malignant transformation. In addition, long-term bad living habits, high mental stress or genetic factors may also increase the risk of malignant transformation of fibroids. If the fibroids have irregular shapes, unclear edges, poor mobility, hard texture, rapid growth, or signs such as pain, ulceration, and satellite nodules during their growth, it may indicate that the fibroids have become malignant.

Patients diagnosed with fibroids should maintain a healthy lifestyle, undergo regular checkups and necessary treatments, and follow the doctor's treatment recommendations to improve cure rates and quality of life.