Fibromyomas, commonly known as uterine fibroids, are benign tumors that develop in the muscular wall of the uterus. They can cause a variety of symptoms, including heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, and reproductive issues. While conventional treatments often focus on surgical interventions or h...
Fibromyomas, commonly known as uterine fibroids, are benign tumors that develop in the muscular wall of the uterus. They can cause a variety of symptoms, including heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, and reproductive issues. While conventional treatments often focus on surgical interventions or hormonal therapies, Ayurveda offers a holistic approach that emphasizes balance, natural remedies, and lifestyle modifications.This presentation aims to provide valuable insights into the Ayurvedic approach to managing fibromyomas, promoting awareness of alternative treatment options for those affected by this condition.
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UTERINEFIBROIDS
Presentedby
Dr ShanmugalogaS
Pg scholar
Dept of Shalya tantra
GAMC, BENGALURU
FIBROMYOMA,themostcommonbenigntumors
whichdevelopfromuterinemyometriumin
womenofreproductiveagegroup
PROTECTIVEFACTORS:
Multiparity
Menopause
UseofOCP
Useofdepoprovera
RISKFACTORS:
PositiveF/H/O
Earlymenarche
Obesity
Vit D defeciency
High BP
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY-
Genetic Predisposition
Hyper estrogenic state
Biologicfactors
FIBROIDS –IMPACT IN FERTILITY:
Dependsuponthelocation&size
1)MayhinderthetransportofSpermforimplantation
2)Submucosalfibroidsinfluence(reduces)thelevelofIL-10
&glycodelin-supportsimplantationandearlyembryonic
development
3)Inflammatoryreactionsinuterus–hinderimplantation
4)presenceoffibroidsleadtochangeinendomyometrial
junctionalzonewhichregularlyconsistsofmacrophages&
naturalkillercells-contributetoendometrial
decidualisationduringimplantation.Fibroidsare
associatedwithreductionofthosecells
PROBLEMS DURING PREGNANCY:
1)Abnormalitiesinplacentalattachment
2)Mayrestrictthegrowthofthebaby
3)Increasetheriskofpretermdelivery
4)BreechpresentationinsteadofCephalic
DIAGNOSIS
Pelvic ultrasonography
Transvaginal ultrasound
Magnetic resonance imaging
HEMOGLOBIN LEVEL- to know the severity of bleeding &
for pretreatment evaluation
TREATMENT CRITERIA
SITE – SIZE- AGE-HB &PCV
1) Fibroid size <6 cm
2) Pain & pressure symptoms
3) Abnormal uterine bleeding
4)Rapid growth / growth after menopause
5)Infertility/ recurrent pregnancy loss
6)Hemodynamic status
EXPECTANT MANAGEMENT MEDICALMANAGEMENT SURGICALMANAGEMENT
Criteria-
1)Fibroid size of 5-6cm
2)Symptomsnotaffectingthe
qualityoflife
*Pteducation
*Followupafter4-6months
*SymptomaticRx
1)Emergencysuppressionof
heavybleeding
2)Bleeding&pelvicpainwill
respondtoNSAID,tranexamic
acid
3)GnRHagonistspriorto
surgerytoshrinkthesizeof
fibroids
4)OCPforwhodon’tdesire
pregnancy
1)Infailureofothertreatment
2)Severesymptomsaffecting
qualityoflife
If fertility desirable
*myomectomy–disadvantage
isrecurrence
If fertility Not desirable
*Hysterectomy-defenitivecure