Possible malignant transformation of uterine fibroids

　　Uterine fibroids If not treated in time, the number and size may increase, and it may even cause infertility and anemia Wait for more serious situations. Therefore, once uterine fibroids are detected, correct uterine fibroid treatment methods must be adopted and treated promptly. To avoid the following malignant changes, which may cause serious consequences.

　　Uterine fibroids may undergo the following malignant transformations:

　　1. Cystic degeneration: caused by the further development of hyaline degeneration. On the basis of hyaline degeneration, insufficient blood supply causes the tissue in the degeneration area to liquefy, forming a cystic cavity containing jelly-like or transparent liquid. The entire fibroid is as soft as a cyst.

　　2. Sarcoma degeneration: About 0.5 to 1% of uterine fibroids malignantly turn into sarcomas. It is more common in older people with large fibroids and fast growth, especially in those with large fibroids and rapid growth. menopause Patients with fibroids that grow rapidly or reappear after menopause. The mechanism is unknown. The tissue in the sarcoma lesion area is gray-yellow and soft like raw fish meat.

　　3. Infection: It is more common in patients with submucosal fibroids that protrude into the vagina. The blood supply is blocked and necrosis occurs, followed by infection. There are also a few patients with pelvic infection lesions, mostly involving uterine fibroids. 》》》 What kind of porridge should women drink to beautify their skin? 8Big delicious porridge

　　4. Necrosis: Formed due to torsion of the tumor pedicle or severe infection. The central part of the fibroid is far away from the blood supply and is most prone to necrosis. The tissue is grayish-yellow, soft and brittle, and may also form small cavities.