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I have fibriods in and outside my womb i am now having pain in my right side of pelvis when i move?
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May need surgery: If the fibroids are causing pain or heavy bleeding, you may need to consider a hysterectomy. If you can be patient, though, often time fibroids shrink as you go through menopause. You might try to stick it out for now, and hopefully it will get better. Taking a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory medication like ibuprophen can help.
Answered 6/8/2014
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