You should not wait until perimenopause or the onset of menopause to seek treatment for your uterine fibroids. Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) alleviates the symptoms associated with fibroids without the need for surgery.
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Unless you have symptoms, you probably won’t know that you have uterine fibroids. If your primary care physician suspects fibroids, they’ll usually carry out a pelvic examination to look for any obvious signs. One of the main tests carried out to diagnose fibroids are painless and effective scans such as an ultrasound or MRI.
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A large share of women have gone without health care services during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly women in fair or poor health.
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When it comes to alleviating holiday travel-related stress, having the right supplies with you can make a world of difference. That said, preparing for fibroids and air travel can be challenging, especially since you are only allowed to bring a small carryon bag with you.
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Weight gain from uterine fibroids can be frustrating and even painful.
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At the Atlanta Fibroid Clinic, we also treat varicose veins! Varicose veins are twisted, enlarged, and painful veins that fill with blood. They usually develop in the legs and become raised above the surface of the skin. They aren’t life-threatening but can cause discomfort. Here are the Clinic, we focus on the minimally invasive procedure, Endovenous Laser Ablation.
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Too often women put themselves, and their health, last on their to do list. In honor of October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I wanted to share the top exams a woman should be sure to have scheduled on her calendar.
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When talking with your doctor about the treatment of your fibroids, no matter what your decision is, make sure you first know all your options. You can choose to have surgery — a hysterectomy — or you can choose the non-surgical option — UFE. Being informed makes you a better, happier patient during and after treatment. Helping you navigate those options? That is where I can help.
