THE ROLE OF PSYCHOSOMATICS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF UTERINE FIBROIDS

Abstract

This article is dedicated to studying the role of psychosomatics in the development of uterine fibroids. Uterine fibroids are a common tumor among women of reproductive age, and in their development, not only hormonal and genetic factors but also psychological factors play a crucial role. Stress, childhood trauma, constant emotional pressure, and negative mental states disrupt the hormonal balance of the body and can create a favorable environment for the formation and growth of fibroids. This article analyzes the psychosomatic aspects of uterine fibroids, the main psychological factors affecting the development of the disease, and ways to overcome them. The research results indicate that a comprehensive treatment approach—an integration of traditional medicine and psychotherapy methods—may be effective in preventing the development of fibroids and easing the progression of the disease.