Generally, surgery is recommended to remove fibroids over 5 cm in diameter. It is also important to choose fibroid treatment according to age, fertility requirements, and symptoms. If fibroids grow under the mucous membrane of the uterus, they can affect embryonic implantation and cause excessive menstrual flow and prolonged menstrual flow, resulting in anemia. In this case, even if the fibroids are less than 5cm in diameter, if medication is ineffective, it is necessary to consider removing the fibroids or removing the uterus. However, if the fibroids are small and asymptomatic, there is no need to treat them, just pay attention to observation and review. Women with fertility requirements should not remove fibroids easily, and should always go to a regular hospital for evaluation by a professional doctor before choosing a treatment option. The removal of fibroids only eliminates the lesion, but the cause of fibroids is not resolved, so new fibroids will continue to grow in the body. In addition, studies have shown that after removal of fibroids, women may have many problems when they become pregnant, such as uterine rupture at the site of fibroid surgery when the fetus is large for the month. Therefore, it is not advisable to get pregnant immediately after the removal of fibroids, and it is important to consult a doctor first. Ms. Feng’s fibroids are very small and there are no obvious symptoms, so if the fibroids are not causing infertility, do not operate for the time being.