Hello, the traditional surgical treatment of uterus is a common treatment method at present, including total hysterectomy, subtotal hysterectomy and myomectomy. Surgical methods include large incision laparotomy, hysteroscopy or laparoscopy. And arterial embolism. Hysterectomy can lead to uterine loss, abdominal scar, vaginal dryness, decreased libido, osteoporosis, perimenopausal symptoms and ovarian failure. There is a 50% chance of recurrence after laparoscopic surgery, and13 patients need reoperation. There may be a risk of massive bleeding and damage to surrounding organs during operation, and there may be side effects such as scar and intestinal adhesion after operation. Uterine artery embolization can cause fever, pain, pelvic infection, normal organ embolism, sexual function and other complications. However, there is still the possibility of recurrence after laparoscopic surgery, among which13 patients need reoperation, which may lead to the risk of massive bleeding and damage to surrounding organs, as well as postoperative scars, intestinal adhesion and other side effects. Uterine artery embolization can cause fever, pain, pelvic infection, normal organ embolism, sexual function and other complications. There is also the influence of X-ray radiation. These risks include:

1, bleeding. It can be divided into intraoperative bleeding and late postoperative bleeding.

2. Bladder and ureter injury.

3. infection. Vaginal and cervical disinfection is not strict before operation, or vaginal secretions overflow into abdominal cavity during operation to cause infection.

4. Rectal injury. It is easy to damage the rectum during hysterorectal incision.

5, adhesion. Intestinal loop can attach to uterine incision, causing intestinal obstruction. Adhesion of surrounding tissues may cause abdominal pain, indigestion, abdominal distension, back pain, etc. Adhesion problem, there is no good treatment, prone position and hot water compress may be useful for some patients, you can try)

6. Surgical wounds may become cancerous, such as various stump cancers.

7.34% of the patients had different degrees of ovarian failure and menopausal symptoms within 2 years after operation, and patients were prone to obesity, hypertension, heart disease, osteoporosis and other adverse reactions. Ultrasound ablation is also a good choice, because it is a non-invasive treatment and can be repeated. The price paid by patients is quite small. After hysterectomy, this kind of injury is lifelong and irreversible. As long as surgery is performed, there will be risks of surgery and anesthesia, which is an inevitable problem for patients. You can go to Baidu or Google to query and enter hysteromyoma network (or 99 hysteromyoma network). You can find a public welfare website set up by volunteer doctors, lawyers and teachers, which not only introduces uterine fibroids and their treatment methods, but also shares experiences with patients who have undergone ultrasonic ablation, and more professional doctors can consult.