Fibroid surgery

Here are the four signs that I had uterine fibroids, why it took a decade to try get them out of my life and where they stand now.

Hey Friends! So today marks three weeks since I had my surgery and as you can tell from the photo, the swelling around my abdomen has gone down a bit. Tomorrow the last of the bandages comes off…

Fibroids come in all different sizes, but when is it necessary to seek out treatment?

Did you find out that you needed to have fibroid surgery? Want to know what fibroid surgery recovery time is like from someone who did it?

Hello lovelies! It’s been awhile since I’ve updated you all on this blog, and for good reason. Since my last post I have moved out of Lebanon , am getting ready to move to Hong Kong, and have been catching up with friends and family in between New York and Los Angeles. And in the midst of all of

Symptoms from fibroids took over my life. Fibroids left me feeling tired, anxious, and in pain. It was MY normal, but there was nothing normal about living like that. I tried many treatments that helped, but not enough. What helped the most was actually getting rid of the fibroids. Here is how my life improved by losing fibroids.

If your doctor has mentioned the word, myomectomy, you may be wondering exactly what this entails. This procedure is a surgical intervention performed to removed noncancerous growths called fibroids from a woman's uterus.

My blog topics usually focus on motivation and information to help you adopt a healthy lifestyle. Although this one is very personal, it still covers a subject about health and improved quality of life. As a blogger and freelance writer, I felt it important to share my story and provide hope for those who may be struggling with fibroids. I had surgery in 2018 and sharing my experience below: I have been experiencing health problems for longer than I realized. This past year brought more…

Discover how fibroids cause leg pain as we delve into the underlying mechanisms, exploring nerve compression and hormonal influences.

Did you know that 50 to 70 percent of Caucasian and 80 percent of African American women suffer from uterine fibroids? Let's take a look at the six types of growths and their accompanying symptoms, which are indicative of this incapacitating illness.

What are uterine fibroids? They are noncancerous growths that originate from the muscle of the womb. This condition affects 80% of women.

Want to know how to get rid of fibroids without surgery? Click here to read the story of Annalise who eliminated 50 fibroids without surgery.

WebMD's pictures show you all about fibroid symptoms, treatments, and the causes of this common female problem. Also see the different types of fibroids and when to see a doctor.

Recovering from a myomectomy

Let's cover the pros and cons of surgical interventions for fibroids, so that you understand what's right for you.

How to get rid of fibroids? It is called a Leiomyoma in medical terms. Ladies having matured between 30 to 50 years can without much of a stretch get assaulted with fibroids. Even, corpulent or overweight ladies additionally experience the ill effects of fibroid tumors. In today's article, we're going to talk about home remedies to get rid of fibroids fast without surgery. #for #SelfCare #Ailments #Home #Remedies #Natural #Solutions #NutritionTips #Wellness #Common

Fibroids indeed affect the quality of life. You will experience swelling and discomfort on your abdomen that just won’t go away! Fortunately, you can prevent these fibroids from ruining your life if you do not have them yet and if you do have them, some foods can help you shrink them away! Find them now at www.blendofbites.com | healthy foods

If you have been diagnosed with fibroids, you might wonder if these non-cancerous growths can shrink naturally. Fibroids, although stubborn, can indeed shrink naturally with the right approach. Several factors play a crucial role in preventing their growth and promoting their reduction.

Right now I'm healing from an abdominal myomectomy, a surgical procedure I kinda wish I hadn't done. Hopefully my experience can be a cautionary one for someone who needs it.