"Fibroids": The womb (uterus) is made of muscle, and "fibroids" are just BENIGN tumors of the womb, but can grow larger, as they are stimulated by estrogen made in your ovaries. At 26, taking low dose bcp's can "turn off" your ovaries, and thereby lower the production of estrogen, which slows the growth of "fibroids". Fibroids are easily seen by an ultrasound or felt by an examination by your gyn provider.
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