Perform Hormone Therapy Or Surgical Removal Of Fibroids

Sometimes people make a mistake in distinguishing myoma and cyst. Myoma is a benign growth of cells from the muscle wall of the uterus, while a cyst is a lump that can grow in almost any part of the body, including the ovaries. This is what makes it difficult for most people to distinguish between fibroids and cysts, especially if the cysts grow on the ovaries. Myomas that are small and cause no symptoms often do not require medical treatment. However, patients still need to see a doctor regularly. Meanwhile, in symptomatic fibroids, doctors can perform hormone therapy or surgical removal of fibroids. Myoma is a disease that can not be prevented. However, there are several efforts that can be done to reduce the risk of developing myoma, namely maintaining an ideal body weight and increasing the intake of vegetables and fruits. Myomas are generally asymptomatic and rarely become malignant, so there is no limit to what size, myomas must be surgically removed. Treatment considerations are based on whether the patient still wants to get pregnant again or not. Mioma can indeed disappear depending on the size, type of myoma, and based on the age of the patient. However, when women are in their fertile period or are still having menstruation, fibroids cannot go away on their own through menstruation. Even in women who have been sentenced to suffer from fibroids, the discharge of blood clots during menstruation is more common.