Uterine myoma is a common gynecological disease, which may affect your fertility. But not all fibroids need surgery, the key is to look at the nature and size of fibroids. Next, let's take a look at what circumstances require surgery.

Myoma is as big as a fist

If fibroids are as big as fists and oppress other organs, surgery can relieve symptoms and reduce the risk of deterioration.

Myoma grows fast.

If fibroids grow fast, or they are still getting bigger after menopause, this is not good! Need timely surgical treatment.

Massive hemorrhage

If fibroids cause massive bleeding and make you anemic, surgery is a good choice when drugs are ineffective.

The trouble of infertility

If you are infertile, other tests are normal? It may be that hysteromyoma is playing tricks, or it may cause habitual abortion. Timely surgery is needed to protect fertility.