What to do when fibroids attack

What should we do when fibroids occur? Many patients who have suffered from fibroids know that although fibroids are not malignant tumors, they are a type of tumor that is very easy to recur. Once fibroids recur, not only will they cause physical discomfort, but they will also cause great psychological pressure. Today, let's take a look at what we should do when fibroids occur:

The occurrence of fibromatosis also causes great damage to the patient's physical and mental health. Therefore, if you have this disease, you should seek timely treatment as soon as possible to avoid delaying the disease. At the same time, in order to recover as soon as possible, you should also take good care of your daily life. Planned and purposeful exercise is also an important means of recovery for patients with fibromatosis.

Steps/Methods:

1. Although Western medicine treats fibroids quickly and effectively, it is easy to relapse. Therefore, once the fibroids recur, it is best to undergo traditional Chinese medicine treatment, because traditional Chinese medicine treatment can take into account both the symptoms and the root cause, stabilize the disease and prevent it from spreading or metastasizing, and has a relatively good removal effect.

2. While undergoing treatment, you must also make good self-psychological adjustments. The occurrence of fibroids is related to mental factors and bad living habits. Therefore, you must eliminate fear and tension, maintain a good attitude, and form good living habits.

3. Similarly, some auxiliary treatments should be carried out in diet. Eat more foods rich in vitamins and some high-protein and low-fat foods, such as milk and dairy products, fish and seafood, edible fungi, nuts and seeds. These are all very good foods.

Note: In order to prevent the recurrence of fibroids, you must develop good living habits, maintain a healthy and positive mental state, eat more appropriate foods, and do not smoke or drink. This can effectively prevent the recurrence of fibroids.