Uterine fibroids can grow very slowly or enlarge quite rapidly, with the average fibroid growing around 1 cm per year. They may remain the same size for years, shrink on their own, or disappear after pregnancy.
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Adenomyosis is a condition where the cells that line the inside of the uterus (that shed every month), grow into the muscle of the uterus, continuing its menstrual cycle routine. This can lead to an enlarged uterus and painful, heavy periods. While some may experience...
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While smaller fibroids generally have little to no symptoms, larger fibroids can cause serious health and quality-of-life issues. Size is one of the primary indicators of whether or not to seek treatment, and it’s important to ask your gynae about the size of your...
