Question 1

i have a fribroid and my cycle is heavy then it has still remained without leaving some days a brownish then a normal color and it's been for 2 wks?

Accepted Answer

Fibroids : Can cause this kind of bleeding. If the bleeding becomes too heavy and bothersome there are procedures that can be done to lessen the bleeding. Right now it doesn't sound too bad but that is best left for a discussion between you and your gyn

Question 2

can severe fribroids consume your estrogen an make you feel like you never have any energy?

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Fibroids: No fibroids do not effect estrogen levels fibroids may cause anemia due to increased  bleeding.

Question 3

i have large fribroids will my stomach go down after surgery?

Accepted Answer

Possible.: Your stomach will go down in direct proportion to the amount of fibroids removed. Your surgeon can tell you more.

Question 4

i hav a large fribroids i get a lot pain an my period don't  can u you tell me what nlocks it from flowing?

Accepted Answer

Fibroids: Large fibroids can cause painful periods. And heavy bleeding too. You should be seen by gynecologist to discuss your options of treatment which can include medications to shrink vs resection.

Question 5

hi had a scan said friboads been referred to gynaecology marked as urgent friboads are 4 in size do i need to worry

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Fibroids: they are usually simple and non malignant . Wait till you see the gynecologist and he should be able to assure you

Question 6

can ulo clay cause fibriod ?

Accepted Answer

: No. If are eating clay you likely have iron deficiency and should consult a doctor. At least take daily oral iron supplements.

Question 7

what causes fibriod in women?

Accepted Answer

Nature: About 50% of women will have uterine fibroids by the age of 35.  It is exceedingly common and considered normal.  Some women do have problems due the the fibroids, but many do not.

Question 8

what can i do to avoid fabroids?

Accepted Answer

Unknown: Uterine fibroids are benign tumors that form in the uterus. They may occur in up  to 80 percent of women between the ages of 30 and 50. The exact cause as to how fibroids develop is unknown. The methods to prevent them from forming are also unknown.

Question 9

how long does the fabroid take to grow?

Accepted Answer

Month to years: It can take month to years for fibroids to grow, before they make symptoms like irregular, bleeding, fullness, pain, or cramps. Fast growing fibroids are more of a concern than the ones growing slowly.

Question 10

how to cure fibroid?

Accepted Answer

Surgery: The only way to get rid of fibroids is by surgery. One could take medication, such as birth control pills, to reduce side effects from fibroids if they have side effects like heavy bleeding or cramps. Fibroids are a complex topic, so it is best to talk to a gynecologist about options for treatment for an individual patient.

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I have a fribroid and my cycle is heavy then it has still remained without leaving some days a brownish then a normal color and it's been for 2 wks?

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Can severe fribroids consume your estrogen an make you feel like you never have any energy?

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I have large fribroids will my stomach go down after surgery?

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I hav a large fribroids i get a lot pain an my period don't can u you tell me what nlocks it from flowing?

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Hi had a scan said friboads been referred to gynaecology marked as urgent friboads are 4 in size do i need to worry

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Can ulo clay cause fibriod ?

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What causes fibriod in women?

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What can i do to avoid fabroids?

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How long does the fabroid take to grow?

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