Surgery is required for patients with fibroids in the following cases; 1. submucosal fibroids: no matter how big they are, they need hysteroscopic surgery! 2.Single subplasmic fibroids, if the fibroid is less than 6cm and not in a special place, if you have fertility requirements, it is recommended to be actively pregnant, and you can take Darvon to protect the fetus and prevent degeneration during pregnancy, and most of them can safely pass the pregnancy period! We have many such successful cases, the largest one is 20cm, the whole pregnancy is smooth, and finally the cesarean delivery + myoma cut together; if you can’t get pregnant after 6 months of trying, we suggest to discuss the treatment plan with your doctor. 3.If subplasma fibroids in special areas affect pregnancy, laparoscopic surgery can be performed; however, it may take 5-12 months to get pregnant after surgery; 4.Unless the fibroids cause discomfort such as increased menstrual flow, frequent urination, and difficulty in passing stool, surgery should be considered; even if the fibroids are multiple and there is no discomfort, they can be observed regularly; 5.If the fibroids are less than 4cm, taking Chinese medicine may be effective; the smaller the fibroids, the better the effect! 6 . Near menopausal women can be exempted from surgery by developing individualized treatment plans, such as induction of amenorrhea, based on a combination of endocrine and other conditions. 7, If combined with dysmenorrhea, there is a possibility of combined adenomyoma, which needs to be treated at the same time, or conservative surgery followed by the placement of Mannophor 8., If the myoma grows rapidly in a short period of time and has abundant blood flow, active surgery is recommended; Myoma is not terrible, most women have it now, regular review, at least one ultrasound per year, and choose surgery carefully!