Q: Do fibroids grow back after UFE? A: Long-term studies on past UFE patients have revealed that it is rare for treated fibroids to grow back. This is because all of the fibroids present in the uterus, even tiny nodules that may be too small to spot, are reached and treated during the UFE procedure. […]
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Ladies who suffer from fibroids often suffer from anemia too, in these cases, an iron deficiency anaemia. This anemia can be caused by significant blood loss due to heavy menstrual flow. While most hospitals are unavailable for elective-surgeries during the pandemic, an increase in your consumption of iron-rich foods can help you manage fibroid-related symptoms. […]
Wishing the powerful and resilient women of South Africa a very happy Women’s Day! 🌷💛
A big thank you to the special ladies who joined our Fibroids Awareness event, powered by Women In White last month🙏🧡 We were honoured to meet you and to answer your questions. Keep a lookout for our next Women in White event, geared to empower women to make informed decisions! 🙌 Comment below, and let […]
Did you know that only 50% of women with symptomatic fibroids seek treatment? Contact your gynae for a diagnosis if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms: 😷 Heavy or prolonged periods 😷 Bleeding between periods 😷 Pelvic pain and pressure 😷 Frequent urination 😷 Lower back pain 😷 Pain during intercourse 😷 Difficulty […]
Today we honour his legacy! Happy Madiba Day, South Africa 🇿🇦
We’re celebrating Fibroids Awareness Month🎗️ Did you know that roughly 80% of women will develop fibroids by the age of 50? Given these statistics, fibroids should be a well understood female condition, but unfortunately this is not the case. Stay tuned this month for educational content, success stories, and even a live Q&A with our […]
Wishing you all an invigorated Youth Day! 🇿🇦 If you’d like to learn more about permanent, non-invasive treatment for fibroids, please get in touch 👉 www.fibroids.co.za
Our East London procedure date has been confirmed for 22 May. If you’ve been diagnosed and would like to undergo permanent, non-invasive treatment for fibroids, please promptly get in touch: www.fibroids.co.za as little time is available.