This depends on the growth of your uterine fibroids, each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and you should choose according to your own situation.

The so-called minimally invasive surgery is through a small incision, such as laparoscopic surgery, hysteroscopy surgery, and even vaginal surgery, which are all minimally invasive surgery, as follows:

1. Laparoscopy: If hysteromyoma is located between muscle walls and protrudes into serosa and abdominal cavity, you can choose laparoscopy or laparotomy at this time. Laparoscopic surgery has small abdominal incision and fast recovery, but the risk of bleeding and poor wound healing is slightly increased, and there is a probability of 1/350- 1/450 that chopped fibroids may appear, which may cause intra-abdominal dissemination and metastasis in the process of gradually deriving from abdominal incision, resulting in more serious consequences;

2, hysteroscopy: refers to hysteroscopy from the vagina into the uterine cavity for surgery;

3. Vaginal surgery: If hysteroscopy finds that the myoma protrudes into the submucosa, or the myoma is closer to the cervix and vaginal vault, or even the myoma has escaped from the cervix, you can also choose vaginal surgery.

Open surgery does not limit the location and size of uterine fibroids, and all uterine fibroids can be removed at one time. The abdominal opening is generally 5 cm.

To sum up, although minimally invasive surgery is better, it also has potential risks. However, laparotomy can completely remove the myoma from the abdominal cavity and avoid the risk of myoma spreading and implantation. However, the abdominal incision is large, it is difficult to heal, and the trauma to the patient is also relatively large. Therefore, the surgical methods of hysteromyoma vary from person to person and need specific analysis.