“…Therefore, the optimal choice of a treatment method should fit a patient's specific life situation or expectancies as much as possible [20]. The factors taken into account when choosing proper treatment include those related to the patient, such as the age and the length of time to the potential menopause, the severity of symptoms, parity, future reproductive plans as well as UF characteristics, including the number, size, location and risk of malignancy [13,16,21]. It is not possible to perform myomectomy which preserves fertility in all patients and it carries a risk of obstetric complications [22].…”