The
most common tumor in the uterus in the reproductive age of women is fibroid or
myoma. This tumor is caused due to excessive and abnormal growth of uterine
muscles. Twenty percent of the women in the 30 years of age suffer from this
problem. Phaibrayed is a type of harmless tumor, it is not cancerous or
dangerous.
However,
due to two problems, there is a need for treatment. One. This can lead to extra
menstruation and anemia for it. Second, it is considered to be one of the main
causes of infertility.
This
idea is not always applicable to everyone. Because 25 percent of fibroid tumors
do not make any problems in life. In almost most cases, excessive bleeding or
irregular menstrual or abdominal syndrome is a symptom.
Only
27 to 40 percent of cases can cause infertility, if the following happen:
1.
If the uterus becomes extra large due to fibrillation, 2. The embryo can not
grow properly because of the increased number of blood vessels in the uterus,
3. The location of the tumor at the intersection of the uterus and fallopian
tubes, or anywhere, which prevents the fetus from stabilizing.
Those
who have an infertility or repeated abortion, should have a fibroid, but other
factors of infertility should be identified. Because, the main problem is not
fibroid. By removing the fibroid from the wall of the uterus through a
myomatometry surgery, it is sewn again. The uterus is not necessary to cut.
Currently this surgical abdomen is cut or cut in both ways. It is important to
know some things, whether or not they need surgery or not.
Such
as: 1. This surgery may cause quite bleeding. In 20 to 25 percent of cases,
surgical removal can be done to cut the uterus. 2. The possibility of
phaibrayed after surgery is 10 to 15 percent. 3. The probability of pregnancy
after surgery is 40 to 60 percent. Depending on the success of the number, size
and operation of the fibroid tumor, depending on it. If pregnancy after
phaibrayed surgery, there must be a baby in a hospital where there are good
facilities.
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