Myoma is small, asymptomatic, without complications and degeneration, and has no effect on health. Perimenopausal patients have no clinical symptoms. Considering ovarian dysfunction, myoma may shrink or shrink. Expectant therapy can be used in all the above cases, that is, regular follow-up observation (3 ~ 6 months 1 time) in clinical and imaging aspects. According to the review, we will decide how to deal with it.
Usually, postmenopausal fibroids shrink naturally and do not need surgical treatment. However, patients with fibroids are over 40 years old, and it may be several years before menopause. Surgery can also be considered. However, conservative treatment can be given before operation, and those who are effective can not be operated for the time being. It should also be noted that the fibroids of postmenopausal women, a small number of patients with fibroids do not shrink but increase, so follow-up should be strengthened.