It may disappear, as long as you maintain a good attitude and don't eat cold things. Many women are familiar with uterine fibroids. The incidence of this disease is very high and the harm is great. The uterus is a woman’s lifeline. Once the disease occurs in the uterus, it may lead to gynecological inflammation, infertility and even cancer, which is very dangerous. Therefore, it is important to discover how to treat it as early as possible.

Uterine fibroids are benign tumors that require surgical removal if they are not very large. We should slowly experience it in our daily lives. For example, a combination of medication and dietary modification. Many women prefer a therapeutic formula of hawthorn, fungus and brown sugar. This formula can activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, strengthen the spleen and nourish blood, and has a good preventive and therapeutic effect on uterine fibroids. If you insist on taking it for a month, your condition will gradually improve.

Menstruation has become normal. Once uterine fibroids appear, the most obvious symptom is irregular menstruation. For example, the amount of menstruation decreases or increases, menstrual periods become longer, etc. Once the fibroids begin to slowly improve, menstruation will slowly become normal. The leucorrhea disappears, and the typical symptom of uterine fibroids is vaginal discharge, accompanied by a peculiar smell. This is a very painful and indescribable symptom. When the condition returns to normal, the fibroids slowly disappear and symptoms improve.

The feeling of abdominal pain has disappeared. Basically, all patients with uterine fibroids will often experience symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, and back pain. Therefore, if this symptom improves, it also means that the fibroids are slowly disappearing. Many people don’t understand what this means, but uterine fibroid patients certainly do. Because leiomyomas grow larger and may press on our bladders, urethras, and other areas, the body will have natural reactions such as frequent urination and constipation. After the leiomyoma disappears, the compression symptoms will naturally disappear.