Effect of Uterine Myoma Symptoms on Quality of Life | Chapter 4 | Perspective of Recent Advances in Medical Research Vol. 10

 Uterine stringy is the most superior benign tumour of the reproductive age public and constitutes a bigger public health cost to the society in terms of out patient attendances and hospital costs for medical procedure of the disease.It causes meaningful morbidity and is the distinct most common clue for hysterectomy, representing a major individual and public health concern general. This tumour is also a meaningful cause of pelvic pain, menorrhagia, abnormal uterine bleeding, unproductiveness and pregnancy difficulties.The current definitive situation for Uterine fibroid is hysterectomy which is not good in all cases of offspring bearing age wives especially in those the one want to retain their pregnancy or want to delay reproduction.Some system of arrangement must therefore be established allowing for possibility the social in addition to the medical needs of the subjects. The development of a dependable, effective, and non-surgical method of situation for Uterine fibroid would considerably benefit many women, particularly those who want to hire their fertility. Women are pursuing alternatives to unoriginal medications and surgery for the situation of Uterine fibroid.The impact of syndromes on health-connected quality of growth in the study population was assessed by utilizing the Uterine Fibroid Symptoms and Quality of Life (UFS-QOL) questionnaire. The inquiry consists of 8 questions discussing both the frequency and asperity of symptoms, and 29 questions on fitness related QOL. Two unconnected scores were calculated for symptom asperity and quality of growth. Higher symptom scores are exhibitive of greater syndrome severity while higher QOL scores mean a better well-being- related QOL. Women were requested to complete the UFS-QOL questionnaire at measure and after complete treatment.The cases in the Test Group resulted in decrease in UFS score and an increase in the QOL score.

Author(s) Details:

S. Nafees Bano,
Govt. Unani Medical College, India.

M. A. Jafri,
Govt. Unani Medical College, India.

Qamar A. Kazmi,
Govt. Unani Medical College, India.

Wajeeha Begum,
Govt. Unani Medical College, India.

Z. A. Ansari,
Govt. Unani Medical College, India.

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