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HOME MEDICATIONS
1.Advice the continue the medication as ordered by the physician.
2.Inform the patient’s guardian on the right dose and the right time in taking the
medications.
3.Explain in Layman’s term the action of the drugs the patient is taking.
MEDICINES:
• Fe Fumarate
1capsule TID
• Mefenamic Acid
500mg 1 tablet OD
• Tanexamic Acid
500mg 1 tablet q 8 hr.
EXERCISE
1. Instruct the patient to do deep breathing exercise regularly for lung expansion
2. 30 minutes of moderate exercise daily is recommended for those who are disabled. For
patient with disabilities, a tailored exercise. Program to their capabilities should be arranged.
TREATMENT.
• Women typically undergo an ultrasound at their gynecologist’s office as part of the
evaluation process to determine the presence of uterine fibroids. It is a rudimentary
imaging tool for fibroids that often does not show other underlying diseases or all the
existing fibroids. For this reason, MRI is the standard imaging tool used by interventiona
radiologists.
• Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) improves the patient selection for who should
receive nonsurgical uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) to kill their tumors. Interventional
radiologists can use MRIs to determine if a tumor can be embolized, detect alternate
causes for the symptoms, identify pathology that could prevent a women from having
UFE and avoid ineffective treatments. Using an MRI rather than ultrasound is like
listening to a digital CD rather than a record – the quality is better in every way. By
working with a patient’s gynecologist, interventional radiologists can use MRIs to
enhance the level of patient care through better diagnosis, better education, better
treatment options and better outcomes.
• In contemporary Chinese medicine, there is the assumption that uterine myomas or
"fibroids" are always equated with the traditional concept of concretions,
conglomerations, accumulations, and gatherings and, therefore, always primarily involve
blood stasis. Further, since there is the presence of physical masses (at least based on
bimanual palpation and ultrasound),. Blood stasis is a Chinese medical pattern, and such
patterns are only identified by evidence gathered by the four examinations. Since the four
examinations do not include bimanual palpation or ultrasonography, the assumption that
all uterine myomas equal concretions and conglomerations and, thus, blood stasis is a
highly questionable one. In point of fact, many women with uterine myoma display no
signs or symptoms of blood stasis (other than the chronic, enduring nature of their
condition) and do display mainly signs and symptoms of vacuity patterns, such as spleen-
kidney yang vacuity.
HEALTH TEACHINGS
The ff. Health Teachings are directed towards the patient for
the betterment of her condition and also serves as chain of cont-
inuing health promoted by Health Care Providers even after dis-
charge.