Uterine fibroids... They are not cancer... Fibroids require monitoring once every six months... There are various treatment options for fibroids... At Genesis-Dnipro Clinic, we have extensive experience in this field.
What are uterine fibroids, and do they need to be treated?
Fibroids are often asymptomatic, especially in the early stages, and are discovered by chance during a routine checkup. However, they can cause a number of uncomfortable and concerning symptoms:
chronic pelvic pain, a feeling of pressure in the lower abdomen, frequent urges to urinate, as well as heavy and prolonged menstrual bleeding, which can lead to anemia, weakness, and fatigue. In addition, fibroids can cause serious problems with conception and carrying a pregnancy to term, increasing the risk of miscarriage.
In this detailed video, an obstetrician-gynecologist explains why fibroids develop and what factors contribute to their growth, describes all possible symptoms in detail, and, most importantly, clearly explains when active treatment is necessary and when dynamic observation is sufficient. You will learn about modern diagnostic and treatment methods—from medication to minimally invasive and surgical solutions. Be sure to watch this video to the end—this information is critically important for the health and well-being of every woman!
What are uterine fibroids, and do they need to be treated?
Fibroids are often asymptomatic, especially in the early stages, and are discovered by chance during a routine checkup. However, they can cause a number of uncomfortable and concerning symptoms:
chronic pelvic pain, a feeling of pressure in the lower abdomen, frequent urges to urinate, as well as heavy and prolonged menstrual bleeding, which can lead to anemia, weakness, and fatigue. In addition, fibroids can cause serious problems with conception and carrying a pregnancy to term, increasing the risk of miscarriage.
In this detailed video, an obstetrician-gynecologist explains why fibroids develop and what factors contribute to their growth, describes all possible symptoms in detail, and, most importantly, clearly explains when active treatment is necessary and when dynamic observation is sufficient. You will learn about modern diagnostic and treatment methods—from medication to minimally invasive and surgical solutions. Be sure to watch this video to the end—this information is critically important for the health and well-being of every woman!
