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Can a calcified fibroid, regrow and cause complications during pregnancy.
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Yes: Uterine fibroids can regrow if they are not totally removed and cause complications during the pregnancy and delivery. Fibroid growth is stimulated by estrogen and during pregnancy, estrogen values are markedly enlarged.
Answered 7/12/2020
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