What tests should be done to confirm fibroids

The incidence of fibroids in my country is getting higher and higher, and more and more people die from fibroids every year. Since this disease is difficult to be discovered by patients in the early stages, it always leads to missing the best treatment period. Let's take a look at what tests should be done to diagnose fibroids through this article.

The inspection should be thorough and detailed. Carefully check every inch of skin from head to toe, including the chest, waist, back, buttocks and upper body, especially don't forget the hidden parts such as armpits, to observe whether there are any abnormal changes.

Check yourself to understand the birthmarks and spots on your body. Pay special attention to new spots, painful spots that do not heal in two or three months, and spots that have enlarged or changed color. In the early stages of skin fibroma, the spots are flat or raised, and sometimes bleed with a slight stimulation, or scab for no reason. Especially if the scab does not disappear for a long time, it should be taken seriously.

First, check whether the left and right sides of the face are symmetrical, swollen, and whether the pimples have increased or changed. Then check whether the whites of the eyes are yellow or red, whether the eyes are pale and lifeless, and whether the angle of the nose is normal. Then use the index finger to gently push the tip of the nose upward to see if there are any changes in the nostrils, and then gently touch the outside of the nose to see if it is swollen or abnormal. Finally, use the thumbs, index fingers, and middle fingers of both hands to gently pinch the ears to see if there are any pains or lumps.

Use your index and middle fingers to gently touch and move all the lymph node tissue around the head, including in front of the ears, under the collar, tonsils, deep neck chain, clavicle, behind the ears, occipital bone, shallow neck, back neck chain, etc. Pay attention to whether there are any abnormalities in size, shape, and contour. If there are any abnormalities, pay attention to whether there is unilateral nasal congestion, nosebleed or ear congestion, and seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

First, check the color, opening and closing range of motion, and shape of the lips. Then open your mouth to check and pay attention to whether there are painless red or white patches and abnormal lumps on the lips and the back of the tongue. Check whether the inner cheek membranes and dental caries are red, swollen, hardened, thickened, or spotted (especially white spots). Also, stretch and flip the tongue to observe whether there is tremor, asymmetry, difficulty in movement, and abnormal color, and whether the surface, tip, and edges of the tongue are varicose or swollen.

Being able to detect the onset of the disease in time in life is actually a way to prevent fibroids. Patients should pay more attention to their bodies so that they can receive treatment in time.