Uterine fibroids will not affect the baby

Uterine myoma is not affected by the baby generally refers to the fetus, according to the specific situation to judge.

If it belongs to a single uterine myoma, and the size of uterine myoma is small, there is no sign of increase, and the patient has no daily discomfort symptoms, it generally does not affect the fetus; however, if it belongs to multiple uterine myoma or uterine myoma, the volume is large, and the uterine myoma grows faster, it may affect the fetus. In severe cases, it may also induce threatened abortion or premature birth.

Pregnancy should be regularly examined, and a good attitude should be maintained. Pay attention to balanced diet to promote fetal development.