What are the misunderstandings in the treatment of fibroids

What are the misunderstandings in the treatment of fibroids? For a common disease like fibroids, many patients still have many misunderstandings. Fibroids are not simply removed. So today we will take a look at the misunderstandings in the treatment of fibroids:

Myth 1: Fibroids can be completely eradicated through surgical removal

Most fibroids are benign lesions that occur as a result of hyperplasia, and their chance of becoming malignant is even lower than that of cystic hyperplasia. Some patients undergo surgery to remove benign tumors as soon as they are found. Another reason is that the recurrence rate after surgery is very high, causing many patients to suffer from repeated illnesses and lose confidence in treatment. Surgery only removes the lumps that we can see and touch on the surface, while the cause of the disease still exists inside the body, which is an important reason for the high recurrence rate of surgery. Therefore, you must be cautious when choosing a treatment method and do not blindly follow the doctor's advice.

Myth 2: Fibroids cannot be eliminated through drug treatment

Clinically, there are indeed a few patients whose fibroid lesions are more stubborn or have already become malignant. These are best removed through surgical treatment, and then some Chinese medicine is taken to consolidate. These benign tumors can be completely eliminated through traditional Chinese medicine, but the treatment time will be slightly longer. Chinese medicine not only prescribes the right medicine for the right condition, but also contains no hormones or Western medicine ingredients, which minimizes the harm to the body. Its treatment principle is the same as hyperplasia. The drug needs to penetrate into the lesion, control and eliminate the lesion, and then the surface lumps need drugs to open up the airway and tissue.

Myth 3: Whether or not fibroids are treated is not a big deal

Clinically, 10% of lobular carcinomas have symptoms and signs similar to fibroids. If treatment is delayed, it will be a challenge to life. At least a pathological biopsy should be done to be assured. Fibroids must be prevented and treated early. Due to the influence of excessive estrogen levels, fibroids will proliferate rapidly and are prone to adverse consequences such as mutations. Therefore, it is best to treat them in advance.

In short, what is introduced above are the misunderstandings in the treatment of diseases such as fibroma. I hope that when you suffer from this disease in your life and are treating it, you must avoid these treatment misunderstandings, because if treatment misunderstandings occur, it is generally very unfavorable for the treatment of this disease.