Fibroid Treatment

04/04/2026

24/03/2026

Fibroid medications primarily target the hormonal environment that fuels tumor growth, specifically estrogen and progesterone pathways, to shrink the fibroids and reduce heavy menstrual bleeding.

24/03/2026

Fibroids do not go away on their own. Without proper evaluation and treatment, they may grow larger or cause increased symptoms over time.

24/03/2026

*Treating fibroids early offers several clinical and quality-of-life benefits by preventing the progression of symptoms* and maintaining more medical options.
_The primary advantages include:_
1. Prevention of Permanent Damage: Early intervention can prevent fibroids from growing large enough to compress adjacent organs like the bladder (causing urinary urgency) or intestines (causing constipation).
2. Preservation of Fertility: Addressing fibroids before they significantly distort the uterine cavity can improve reproductive outcomes, including higher pregnancy rates and a lower risk of miscarriage or preterm labor.
3. Prevention of Chronic Anemia: Early treatment stops the persistent heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) that leads to severe iron deficiency and chronic fatigue.

24/03/2026

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21/03/2026

The Womb Wellness Call

For years I have guided women in understanding the language of the womb and supporting healing from fibroids, PCOS, fertility challenges, and other womb concerns through natural medicines rather than surgical procedures.

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20/03/2026

*What are the red flags of fibroids?*
Fibroids cause symptoms in 20 to 50 percent of women. The most common symptoms are heavy uterine bleeding, pelvic pressure, frequent urination, constipation, painful periods and painful in*******se, infertility, and pregnancy complications. Normal menstrual periods typically last four to five days.

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20/03/2026

Here are the key "unknown secrets" and often-overlooked facts about fibroids:
1. *The "Silent" Nature (Asymptomatic)
Most women have them unknown:* Many women have fibroids and are completely unaware of it because they often cause no symptoms, especially when small.
Hidden for years: Women often delay seeking treatment for 3.5 to 5 years, believing their symptoms (heavy periods, pain) are normal.

2. *The Root Cause and Growth Factors
Unknown Trigger:* While doctors know fibroids are under hormonal control, they do not know why one woman develops them while another does not.
Estrogen/Progesterone Sensitivity: Fibroids grow rapidly during pregnancy when hormones are high, and they typically shrink after menopause when hormone levels drop.
Variable Growth Rates: While they generally grow slowly, image-based studies show some fibroids can grow up to 138% in volume over six months, while others shrink, even when small.

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19/03/2026

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09/03/2026

BREAST FIBROIDS? YES BREASTS TOO CAN HAVE FIBROIDS ( FIBROADENOMAS)

When the word fibroids is mentioned most people will associate it with uterine fibroids but did you know that breasts too can develop fibroids? Let's find out.

Breast fibroids, or more accurately, fibroadenomas, are common, benign (noncancerous), solid breast tumors frequently occurring in women aged 14–35, though possible at any age. They are firm, rubbery, mobile, usually painless, and typically range from 1–3 cm, sometimes shrinking after menopause. They do not increase cancer risk.

SYMPTOMS
Smooth, solid, painless, rubbery lumps that move easily under the skin (often called "breast mice"). Some may be tender, especially before a period.

CAUSES
Unknown, but they are hormone-sensitive, often growing during pregnancy or with hormone therapy, and shrinking after menopause.

08/03/2026

Uterine fibroids vary widely in size, ranging from tiny seedlings (1 mm) to large, heavy masses exceeding 20 cm (
inches), often compared to fruits or vegetables like grapes, lemons, or watermelons. While small fibroids (
cm) may cause no symptoms, large ones (
cm) can cause significant pain, heavy bleeding, and pressure on organs.