Uterine Fibroid Embolization is a very effective non-surgical procedure with a high rate of success. It preserves a woman’s uterus, enabling her to seek relief from fibroid symptoms and regain control of her life.
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There are different types of Uterine Fibroids. The type of fibroids you have depends on their placement within your uterine walls. Fibroids are classified in four different groups: Pedunculated, Subserosal, Intramural and Submucous.
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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Fibroids and Anemia Are Connected:
Heavy or excessive bleeding means a woman suffering from fibroids will also lose large quantities of iron and hemoglobin, causing a depletion of oxygen in her body, which leads to iron-deficiency anemia. People who are anemic experience fatigue, dizziness, confusion, and an overall sense of weakness.
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Many women who suffer from fibroids often put on unwanted pounds because they are carrying fibroids in their uterus and often times that can lead to a puffy stomach or a stomach pouch.
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It’s amazing how times have changed. There was a period in time when women were only offered surgical options to treat their fibroids. Now women can treat their fibroids non-surgically and return home the same day.
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