What is the basis for diagnosing fibroids

Now many people think that fibroids are cancers. In fact, this view is somewhat wrong, because there are some differences between fibroids and cancers, but fibroids and cancers also have great similarities, and both can cause great harm to the human body. Let's take a look at the article below to see what is the basis for diagnosing fibroids?

Imaging of a part of the body can help doctors determine whether a fibroid is present. X-rays are the most common method used by doctors, such as chest X-rays and bone X-rays. There are also some special X-rays, such as CT scans: a computer connected to an X-ray machine can produce a series of detailed images of the body.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for fibroid diagnosis:

A powerful electromagnet connected to a computer can produce images similar to a CT scan but with different effects.

Radionuclide scanning for fibroid diagnosis:

The patient takes a mildly radioactive substance orally or injects it. A scanner measures the radiation level in certain organs, and the doctor then analyzes the organ to see if there are abnormal areas of radiation concentration.

Ultrasound for fibroid diagnosis:

It is another way to examine the internal structures of the body. These high-frequency sound waves, which cannot be heard by humans, enter the body and then bounce back, forming an ultrasound picture. These pictures can be shown on a screen like a TV or printed on paper.

It is recommended that everyone should go for the above examinations regularly. Although the above examinations may cause some harm to people's bodies, they can determine whether a person has suffered from the serious disease of fibroids. Finally, I also hope that the above knowledge can allow more people to understand the disease of fibroids.