0 Many women experience heavy menstrual bleeding during their periods at various points in their life. Many of us take it as a given and choose to live with the symptom, without seeing any need to go to a doctor to see if anything can be done to lessen the bleeding. Is that safe? Or …
0 Degeneration – that’s nearly never a positive term. In fact, internet searches for this one word alone yield pages of ominous uses and definitions. And indeed, fibroid degeneration is no fun. Let’s take a look at what this diagnosis means. A fibroid is a non-cancerous growth located in or growing from the walls or …
0 Heavy bleeding is likely the most infamous symptom of uterine fibroids. For some women, the bleeding reaches a point of adversely affecting daily quality of life, work schedule and social activities. While coping hacks exist, an even bigger problem looms. This blood loss can lead to iron deficiency anemia, a debilitating and potentially dangerous …
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0 When receiving a diagnosis of fibroids, also called leiomyomas or just myomas, there’s another term tacked onto the fibroids. They can be intramural, subserosal or submucosal. Subsurosal and submucosal fibroids can appear as pedunculated fibroids. As part of our mission to help women to become more informed and educated toward managing their own uterine …
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