How to detect fibroids

Fibroid markers make it possible to detect fibroids early, and the detection of fibroid markers has been included in physical examination items. However, when patients face the test report of fibroid markers, they still feel like reading an incomprehensible book and cannot understand what it means. Let’s take a look at how to detect fibroids through the article below.

Fibroma markers are specific substances present or secreted by fibroid cells themselves and should have the following characteristics: they must be produced by malignant fibroid cells and can be detected in blood, tissue fluid, secretions or fibroid tissue; they should not exist in normal tissues and benign diseases;

The fibroid marker of a certain fibroid should be detected in most patients with the fibroid; it is best to measure it before there is clear clinical evidence of the fibroid. The amount of the fibroid marker should best reflect the size of the fibroid, which can help to estimate the treatment effect and predict the recurrence and metastasis of the fibroid to a certain extent.

The ideal fibroid marker should meet the above characteristics. However, in fact, there is no absolutely ideal fibroid marker. Most of the fibroid markers known today exist not only in malignant fibroids, but also in benign fibroids, embryonic tissues, and even normal tissues. Therefore, these fibroid markers are not specific products of malignant fibroids, but they are significantly increased in patients with malignant fibroids. Therefore, some people call fibroid markers fibroid-associated antigens.

We must pay attention to the disease of fibroids. Only in this way can we greatly reduce the chance of getting sick. In life, we can find the disease in time, which is actually a way to prevent fibroids. Patients should pay more attention to their own bodies so that they can get treatment in time.