What to do if there are small bumps on the uterus

With the improvement of everyone's living standards, everyone's quality of life has improved, but this phenomenon has led to increased pressure in life and work. Many women are busy working for a living, so they are prone to neglecting regular gynecological examinations. The uterus is an important organ for women. Once there is a problem with the uterus, it will directly threaten the health of the body. So what should I do if there are small lumps on the uterus?

First, what should I do if there are small lumps on the uterus? Small lumps in the uterus are likely to be uterine polyps. Uterine polyps are tumors attached to the uterine wall. Most of them are benign. The obvious symptoms are increased menstruation, abnormal vaginal bleeding, pain, etc. Intrauterine polyps are particularly complex and can cause trouble to patients' lives, affecting women's uterine health and causing more discomfort. The treatment methods are different for different sizes and numbers of polyps. The method to be used should be determined based on the patient's age, the number of polyps, whether or not they have fertility requirements, etc. It mainly relies on Chinese medicine conditioning. Xifuxin is the first choice for female friends in treating polyps. The late symptoms of uterine polyps are already very serious and require surgical removal, but be aware that they are prone to recurrence after surgery and require a follow-up check every three months.

Second, small bumps in the uterus may also be uterine cysts, which is a type of chronic cervicitis. There are many other symptoms, such as increased vaginal discharge, which may be purulent or bloody, and increased menstrual bleeding. The treatment of uterine cysts also depends on the specific situation. If there are no symptoms and the cyst is small, no treatment is needed and regular check-ups are required. If the cyst is relatively large, physical therapy is required.

What should I do if I have small bumps on my uterus? The most serious type of small bumps in the uterus is uterine fibroids. If uterine fibroids are not treated, many sequelae will occur. For uterine fibroids that are not large, have no obvious symptoms, and have no signs of malignancy, they do not need to be treated, but can be followed up and observed. If the symptoms are obvious and the fibroids are large, medication or surgical treatment is required.