Can be dissected again

Although the uterine tumor has been removed, there is a chance of recurrence, especially if it is a myomectomy.

🔹 cause that could come back.

• Estrogen and progesterone continue to encourage new nodules to grow.

• If there are many nodules, the doctor may not cut them out completely (some small nodules are still hidden).

• Age has not yet reached menopause → The body also produces continuous hormones.

🔹 chance of recurrence.

• Research has shown that after a lump operation, 10-30% of patients may develop a new lump within five years.

• Hysterectomy does not resume, but does affect pregnancy and hormones.

🔹 Care to reduce repeat risk.

• Weight control, not to be too fat, because fat produces more estrogen

• Avoid high-hormone foods such as meat with accelerated hormones

• Supplement extracts that help balance hormones and reduce inflammation, such as green tea extract, grape seeds, broccoli, turmeric

👉 Conclusion: Surgery is "repeatable," especially if there is an abundance. It is necessary to follow ultrasound every 6-12 months.# Surgery for uterine fibroids # Scratch the uterus # Uterus surgery # Uterine tumor