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A lot of women have uterine fibroids at some point in their life.
You may have even had them and never know it. That’s because they often don’t cause any pain or symptoms❗

Fibroids can vary a lot in size, shape,and location.
They can show up in your uterus, uterine wall,or on it’s surface. They can also attach to your uterus by a stalk or stem like structure❗

Uterine fibroids usually appear in women of childbearing age generally between 26 and 40 years old, but they can show up at any age❗



✔️Heavy bleeding or painful periods
✔️Bleeding between periods
✔️Pressure,pain or fullness in your lower stomach
✔️Enlarged abdomen or uterus
✔️Constipation
✔️Needing to p*e often or trouble emptying your bladder
✔️Pain during s*x
✔️Miscarriage or infertility
There are Natural Alternative CURATIVE SOLUTIONS to Gynaecological health issues. Why not reach out for help ❗

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SIDE EFFECTS OF

👌 LET TALK ON SOME SIDE EFFECTS OF FIBROID SURGERY, that is to say what happen during and after your surgery.

👌There are always complications during surgery and especially after surgery which you might not be aware of. The most painful after surgery complications is that the fibriod always regrow again.😞😞
👌 If you are going in for surgery for uterine fibroid it's always good to choose a myomectomy instead of a hysterectomy because of this reasons:

🔶You plan to bear children

🔶Your doctor suspects uterine fibroids might be interfering with your fertility

🔶You want to keep your uterus

Myomectomy has a low complication rate. Still, the procedure poses a unique set of challenges. Some side effects include;

👉EXCESSIVE BLOOD LOSS. Many women with uterine leiomyomas already have low blood counts (anemia) due to heavy menstrual bleeding, so they're at a higher risk of problems due to blood loss. Your doctor may suggest ways to build up your blood count before surgery.

During myomectomy, surgeons take extra steps to avoid excessive bleeding. These may include blocking flow from the uterine arteries by using tourniquets and clamps and injecting medications around fibroids to cause blood vessels to clamp down. However, most steps don't reduce the risk of needing a transfusion.

👉 . Incisions into the uterus to remove fibroids can lead to adhesions — bands of scar tissue that may develop after surgery. Laparoscopic myomectomy may result in fewer adhesions than abdominal myomectomy (laparotomy).

👉 OR . A myomectomy can increase certain risks during delivery if you become pregnant. If your surgeon had to make a deep incision in your uterine wall, the doctor who manages your subsequent pregnancy may recommend cesarean delivery (C-section) to avoid rupture of the uterus during labor, a very rare complication of pregnancy. Fibroids themselves are also associated with pregnancy complications.

🤹 SIDE EFFECT OF . Rarely, the surgeon must remove the uterus if bleeding is uncontrollable or other abnormalities are found in addition to fibroids.
Rare chance of spreading a cancerous tumor. Rarely, a cancerous tumor can be mistaken for a fibroid. Taking out the tumor, especially if it's broken into little pieces (morcellation) to remove through a small incision, can lead to spread of the cancer. The risk of this happening increases after menopause and as women age.

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To be continued...

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PS. Picture has no relation with the topic. 😍❤️