Most of the multiple uterine fibroids are not dangerous, very few may have the risk of cancer.
1. There is no danger: uterine fibroids are a kind of relatively common benign tumors, which are composed of smooth muscle and connective tissue, and can be divided into intermural tumors, subplasma tumors and submucosal tumors. Multiple uterine fibroids refer to various types of fibroids occurring in the same uterus.
Most of the fibroids have no symptoms, a few of them may cause symptoms, such as heavy menstruation, increased leukorrhea, pressure symptoms, etc., but usually there is no great danger.
2. Dangerous: A very small number of fibroids grow faster and may have the risk of malignant changes, especially those that continue to grow after menopause, which may have certain dangers. In addition, some fibroids that grow in a low position may interfere with labor and delivery, and may even cause postpartum hemorrhage after delivery due to poor uterine contractions.
The level of risk of multiple fibroids varies with each individual, so it is advisable to seek prompt medical attention and treatment as prescribed by the doctor.