FIBROIDS

• Heavy bleeding during periods or painful periods
• Abdominal pain
• Lower backache
• Frequent urination
• Constipation
• Pain or discomfort during sex (intercourse)

If your doctor suspects you have fibroids, he or she will generally carry out a pelvic examination for any obvious signs.

Sometimes fibroids are discovered by chance, during routine gynaecological (vaginal) examinations or tests for other problems as they are often symptomless.

Fibroids are common, with around 1 in 3 women developing them at some point in their lives. They happen in women aged 30 to 50 most of the time.

Fibroids develop more frequently in women of African-Caribbean origin.

It is also thought that they occur more frequently in overweight or obese women because being overweight increases the body's levels of oestrogen.

Women who have had children have a lesser risk of developing fibroids and the risk decreases further, the more children a woman has.

• Fibroids can grow anywhere in the uterus and vary in size considerably - some can be pea-sized while others can be the size of a melon.
  The main types of fibroids are:
  • Intramural fibroids – the most common type of fibroid which develops in the muscle wall of the uterus
  • Subserosal fibroids – fibroids that develop outside the wall of the uterus in the pelvis and can become very large
  • Submucosal fibroids – fibroids that develop in the muscle layer beneath the inner lining of the uterus and grow into the cavity of the uterus
  In some cases, subserosal or submucosal fibroids are attached to the uterus with a narrow stalk of tissue - these are called pedunculated fibroids.

Ultrasound of the lower abdomen and pelvis.

• No treatment is necessary if they are not causing symptoms. They will often shrink and disappear without treatment over time, especially after menopause.
• If the fibroids are causing symptoms, to help relieve the symptoms, some medicine will generally be prescribed first.
• There are also some medications available to help shrink fibroids. If these prove ineffective, surgery or other, less invasive procedures may be recommended.

Myomectomy or surgical removal of a single fibroid is done at first. However, fibroids recur after a myomectomy and then hysterectomy, that is, total removal of the uterus is done. This is followed by Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as the normal producer of the hormones of the body, the ovaries are removed during the hysterectomy which have their own side effects. All this can be avoided by homeopathic treatment. Homeopathy can not only cure the fibroid or fibroids naturally but can also prevent recurrences.

What is the best cure for fibroids without surgery in Bangalore ?

Homeopathy has the best cure for fibroids without surgery in Bangalore.

What is the best cure for fibroids in Bangalore without surgery ?

Homeopathy has the best cure for fibroids in Bangalore without surgery.

What is the best fibroids treatment without surgery in Bangalore ?

Homeopathy has the best fibroids treatment without surgery in Bangalore.

What is the best fibroids treatment in Bangalore without surgery ?

Homeopathy has the best fibroids treatment in Bangalore without surgery.

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