Fibrosis
It is one of the non-cancerous tumors of the uterus and pelvis, known as another fibroid tumor, and amounts to only a few millimeters, or about the size of the head of the fetus, but sometimes fills the basin of women and the entire abdomen of her abdomen, a tumor common in women, In this article the symptoms of cervical fibrosis and treatment methods.
Symptoms of cirrhosis
- Anemia or anemia.
- The feeling of low back pain, due to the pressure of the tumor on the pelvis.
- Feelings of lower abdominal pain.
- There is a constant desire to urinate, due to the pressure of the tumor on the bladder.
- The sensation of acute symptoms during the period of the menstrual cycle, and the occurrence of severe bleeding.
- Suffering from the tumor in the abdomen.
- The feeling of acute pain in sexual intercourse.
- Abortion or premature birth in the event of pregnancy.
- Constipation due to tumor pressure on the colon.
- Infertility or non-pregnancy.
Causes of cirrhosis
Scientists did not know the real causes behind the disease, but are theories trying to explain the disease, the most important:
- That the tumor occurs as a result of the presence of remnants of embryonic cells have been present in the uterus, since the woman was embryo, these cells remain until the opportunity arises when the occurrence of hormonal changes in adulthood.
- Women who have a family history of this disease are more likely to develop cirrhosis.
Diagnosis of cirrhosis
The doctor performs many tests in the uterus and pelvis in order to diagnose the disease, and is done in more than one way, including:
- Ultrasound: This assay helps to identify the type, size, number of uterine fibroblasts, and whether the pregnancy will continue or not.
- CT: Is one of the most accurate tests that help to ascertain the presence of the tumor in the uterus.
- Magnetic Radiation: This examination gives the doctor an idea about the dimensions of this disease, and its impact on the patient, and it is a detailed case.
- Color Radiation: This examination shows the condition of the uterine cavity and the condition of the tubes. This examination is needed for cases in which abortions are repeated in particular.
- Telescope: Helps diagnose infertility, and detect the fibers present in the uterus.
Treatment of uterine fibrosis
The doctor’s treatment with the patient varies depending on the nature of the tumor, its location, the symptoms it causes, the age of the woman, and the extent of her desire to have children, but the treatments can be summarized as follows:
- Drug therapy: To stop the growth of fibroids.
- Surgical treatment: By removing the tumor from the uterus if possible, and resort to this solution women who want to pregnancy in the future, and women who do not want to reproduce, the best solution for them is the hysterectomy with the tumor.
- Radiotherapy: In the case of difficult to apply medication, and surgical treatment.
- Throttle the tumor.