When uterine fibroids are large or located under the endometrium, they can lead to bleeding, resulting in increased menstrual flow and even anemia in patients. At this point, patients can consider undergoing a gynecological color Doppler ultrasound to determine the number, size, and location of the fibroids to guide the choice of clinical treatment options. The best surgical option for treating uterine fibroids is a total hysterectomy, which will prevent the recurrence of the disease. However, for young patients who wish to preserve their fertility, myomectomy should be considered, as it can effectively treat the disease while preserving uterine function.