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Fibroids FAQs

Fibroids FAQs

What treatments are available for uterine fibroids?

Latest and most popular being laparoscopic surgery for fibroid removal, other treatment options may include medication to manage symptoms. 

How can I prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs)?

Preventive measures include staying hydrated, urinating after intercourse, practicing good hygiene, and avoiding irritants like scented products. 

What are the most common gynecological problems in India?

The common gynaecological problems faced by women in India are: 

  • PCOS 
  • Menstrual Disorders 
  • Endometriosis 
  • Uterine Fibroids 
  • Urinary Tract Infections 

Is it possible to shrink fibroids naturally?

With recommended diet and lifestyle changes, fibroids can be shrunk naturally but not completely eradicated. For fibroid removal, laparoscopic surgery is the best treatment option. 

Are there any drugs for fibroid?

Medication does not assure the complete eradication of fibroid, and it depends upon person-to-person. The best treatment for fibroid removal is laparoscopic surgery as it is quite safe. 

With fibroids can I get pregnant?

Fibroids can cause infertility as it reduces the chance of conception. It is recommended to consult the best gynaecologist or laparoscopic surgeon to diagnose and remove fibroids to increase conception chance. 

Is fibroid cancerous?

In very rare conditions, fibroids are cancerous. It is advised to consult the best gynaecologist to have a proper diagnosis to confirm the presence of cancer. 

What are the causes of fibroid in the womb?

The exact cause of fibroids in the womb is unknown, but we know that oestrogen and progesterone hormones trigger the growth of fibroids. 

When do I see a gynecologist for calcified fibroids?

Consult a gynecologist if you have persistent pelvic pain, changes in bowel or bladder habits, irregular menstrual cycles, or if you have an imaging test that reveals a fibroid and youre not sure of its impact.

Do all calcified fibroids need treatment?

No. When the fibroid is small and asymptomatic, it may not be necessary to treat the condition. Symptomatic fibroids may necessitate medications, observation, or surgery.

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