Fibroid Complications In Pregnancy

Most pregnant women who have fibroids will notthe Fibroid grows into the birth canal)o Postpartum
experience any complications with their pregnancy.Hemorrhagingo Fatal Mal Presentations (sometimes
During pregnancy, there is usually an increase in theFibroids grow into the uterus, forcing your baby into an
size of the Fibroid. In at least 75% of cases, there areunusual position)o Stalled Labor
no problems.Fibroids may cause infertility and may lead to
Some pregnant women do experience minorpremature delivery. It could also cause habitual
symptoms, particularly pelvic pain and light spotting. Thisabortions (miscarriage).However, it is advised to first
is especially common if you experience Fibroid torsion,eliminate all other causes of infertility before
when a Fibroid growing on a stalk begins to twist.considering Fibroids, as records abound of many
However, most pregnant women will not even knowwomen with large Fibroids getting pregnant and having
that the Fibroids are there.children normally again and again.
SYMPTOMS OF FIBROID DURING PREGNANCYSurgery should not be rushed into but should be
Fibroids cause no symptoms or side effects for mostconsidered after careful investigation and thought to
women. Many become aware they have Fibroids onlyweigh the risks against benefits.
when they become pregnant. Though large FibroidsAfter pregnancy, Fibroids tend to shrink in size, and
may cause some uncomfortable symptoms whichprobably won't cause any problems. If symptoms
may include;o Pelvic pain or pressureo Constipation orpersist, treatments are available for Fibroids.
bloatingo Prolonged Periodso Heavy Bleedingo PainTreatments include:o Ablation of the Fibroidso Surgery
during Intercourseo Pain in the back or legsto remove the Fibroidso Hysterectomyo Medications
COMPLICATIONS OF FIBROID DURINGto shrink the Fibroids.
PREGNANCY MAY INCLUDEo Obstructed labor (If