What are the aftereffects of uterine fibroid removal?

Possible complications following myomectomy include: 1. Pelvic floor muscle relaxation: Traction and tissue damage to the pelvic floor during surgery may lead to weakened pelvic floor muscles, manifesting as urinary leakage during coughing or physical activity. 2. Intestinal adhesions: One of the surgical risks, this condition involves abnormal attachments between the intestines, peritoneum, and abdominal cavity, potentially causing bowel obstruction and pain. 3. Menstrual and fertility issues: Damage to the uterus may result in menstrual irregularities, dysmenorrhea (painful periods), and impaired fertility. 4. Psychological disturbances: These may include fear related to the surgical procedure, anxiety about menstrual changes, concerns about sexual function, and potential negative impacts on marital life and family harmony.