Uterine fibroids, symptoms, treatment and pregnancy with a benign tumor

Myoma is a benign tumor in the muscle or connective tissue of the uterus that occurs in every fifth woman after 30 years. What triggers the development of fibroids, what happens to the tumor during pregnancy, what symptoms can occur and how to treat?

Causes of uterine fibroids

Gynecologists consider the main reason for the development of uterine fibroids – changes in the hormonal background, disruptions due to the growth of estrogen. In some cases, fibroids can disappear on their own, with the onset of menopause. Then the amount of estrogen falls for natural reasons. Nevertheless, counting on such an outcome is not recommended. If there is a suspicion of fibroids, consult a doctor.

Damage to the uterus can also be factors in the development of the disease, which include: Continue reading →