Everything You Need To Know About Uterine Fibroids
Fibroids are noncancerous tumors that grow in the uterus.
What Are The Signs Of Fibroids?
Heavy Vaginal Bleeding
Pelvic Discomfort / Pelvic Pain
Lower Back Pain / Back Aches
Rectal Pressure
Discomfort Or Pain With Sexual Intercourse
Frequent Urination
Menstrual Period Lasting Longer Than A Week
Bleeding In Between Periods
Protruding Belly / Looking Pregnant
Fatigue
Chronic Vaginal Discharge
Difficulty Emptying Your Bladder
Constipation
Infertility
What Causes Uterine Fibroids?
Currently, the cause of fibroids is unknown. However, there is speculation that it may have something to do with diet, stress, genetics, and / or hormones.
Can I Prevent Getting Uterine Fibroids?
There is no way that you can prevent fibroids from developing. Nevertheless maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential for trying to fight hormonal issues. Having a clean diet and exercising multiple times a week should be prioritized.
How Are Uterine Fibroids Treated?
- When fibroids are first discovered via ultrasound, doctors will wait to see what happens. They are looking to see if the fibroids are getting bigger or smaller. They also want to see if the fibroids are affecting you and your daily routine.
- If your fibroid symptoms began affecting you then birth control will be issued to you to regulate these issues.
- Should these issues continue and the fibroids get bigger then a doctor will discuss surgery options with the patient.

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