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i'm sorry i'm not familiar with fibroid, does anybody wants to help and explain this ?thanks |
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I as have learned from my sister fibroid is simply as myomas (leiomyoma in medical terminology) are well-circumscribed tumours that grow on the outside, inside or within the smooth muscle in the wall of the womb (uterus). |
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there are women who has fibroid like in your case, but still get into pregnant. On rare occasions, a large fibroid may block the opening of the uterus. In that case, a pregnant woman may need to have a caesarean delivery. |
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fibroid doesn't hinder you to get into pregnant and if you are pregnant and have fibroids, they likely won't cause problems for you or your baby. During pregnancy, fibroids may increase in size. Most of this growth occurs from blood flowing to the uterus. Coupled with the extra demands placed on the body by pregnancy, growth of fibroids may cause discomfort, feelings of pressure, or pain. Fibroids decrease in size after pregnancy in most cases. |
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You may be wondering if having harmless fibroid tumors will make it more difficult to conceive. A lot of women do. Despite having fibroids, most women have completely normal deliveries and pregnancies. |
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does the location of fibroids can affect your ability to conceive? |
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Fibroids can sometimes cause a blockage if they are located close to the cervix. Fibroids near the cervix will inhibit the sperm's journey and will result in it being unlikely that you will become pregnant. |
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sometimes also, it is situated high up in the uterus, fibroids can sometimes block one or both of the fallopian tubes entrance, inhibiting the sperm from being able to reach the egg. |
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as i have learned that age factor affects pregnancy, and you have also little fibroid.. |
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What type of fibroid you have, according to the Mayo clinic, will also affect your ability to conceive. |
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Since everyone would like to increase their chances of having a problem-free conception and a healthy pregnancy, the smart thing to do is to manage fibroids ahead of time. Hormonal treatments or surgery at this time are rarely the best option. However, it is possible to safely and naturally shrink fibroids while trying to conceive. |
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maybe there is another reason of not establishing your pregnancy kuldeep. A lot of women who had fibroid and at older age are still pregnant. In fact, one of this is my sister-in-law and she's 45 yrs. old, w/c is older than you. But she had a successful pregnancy. Anyway, you can do this using a totally natural strategy which will also benefit your total well-being. |
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this could be..but not sure because i know some of my freinds have fibroid but they still get pregnant. |
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My advise to you Ms. Kuldeep is to take everybody's advice here in consideration but don't take it as truth. The best course is to go seek help & advice from a professional. |