I had surgery at Jesus Hospital for giant uterine fibroids.

When I had a health checkup, I found out I had anemia in my previous checkup, but this year's results showed I did. The doctor in charge told me that I should definitely get an OB/GYN checkup, and if there were no abnormalities, I should also get a colonoscopy. The doctor said that women usually find out the cause of their anemia at an OB/GYN. As expected, I found out the cause of my anemia at an OB/GYN. I had an ultrasound during a cancer screening at the OB/GYN. They told me I had a giant uterine fibroid. The next day, I had a detailed examination and they said it was a giant uterine fibroid over 10 cm in size. Since I didn't plan on having children, they wrote a referral letter saying it would be better to have surgery. I got another checkup at Yesu Hospital and set a date for surgery.

Before I found out I had uterine fibroids, my period was light, but about a year before I was diagnosed with uterine fibroids, my period suddenly increased, and I often felt dizzy and had to lie down after work. It turned out that the uterine fibroids caused my menstrual bleeding to increase, which led to anemia.

The hospital said that if I get my uterine fibroid removal surgery at Yesu Hospital, my anemia will go away and I will not have any inconveniences in my daily life, and that since it does not touch the ovaries, it will not affect female hormones, so I can have the surgery with peace of mind. They also said that since it will be a laparoscopic surgery, there will be almost no scars, and they made me feel comfortable and less burdened by the surgery.

I had a laparoscopic hysterectomy. My uterus was larger at the time of surgery than at the initial examination. The doctor said, "I'm glad I had the surgery. The laparoscopic surgery left almost no scar, and I'll be able to live a healthy life without anemia." As Dr. Kim Kyung-ah said, my anemia has disappeared, and my dizziness has disappeared. I'm very satisfied.

If you are young and have uterine fibroids, it can't be helped if it's difficult to get surgery, but if you are of a certain age like me and have given birth, if the uterine fibroids are too large, it seems okay to get surgery if the hospital recommends it rather than living a difficult life.

I'm very satisfied that my anemia has disappeared after the surgery and I can live without dizziness. Since I don't have that period during the hot summer, I don't have to feel any discomfort in my daily life, so I'm very satisfied.

If a person who did not have anemia suddenly experiences dizziness and anemia, it is recommended to undergo an obstetrics and gynecology examination.

Like me, it could be anemia caused by uterine fibroids.

While searching to upload photos from the hospital where I had surgery, I came across a photo of a commendation from Dr. Kim Kyung-ah, who performed the surgery, so I'm uploading it^^

I was impressed by the cheerful, kind, and comfortable manager.