A common condition seen in 20-30% of women. It is the proliferation of fibrous tissue and muscle in the uterus. It is non cancerous growth. The risk of transformation into a cancerous growth is <1% .
Most fibroids are aymptomatic and detected incidentally while undergoing scan for some other reason. Occasionally fibroids may cause increased flow during periods or painful cycles. If the fibroid is too large it may cause heaviness in the lower abdomen or women may feel a lump in the abdomen. It may be a cause of infertility or recurrent abortions, in some women.
The treatment depends upon the:
Fibroids can be managed with medications or may require surgery.
The growth of endometrium (inner lining of uterus) like tissue outside the uterus is called endometriosis.
Endometrisosis treatment depends on several factors such as:
Endometriosis can be managed medically or may require surgical interventions.
The presence and growth of endometrial tissue within the muscular layer of uterus is called adenomyosis.
Women with adenomyosis may experience severe bleeding during periods associated with pain. Pain is described as spasmodic intermittent pain which begins with the onset of menses. Women with adenomyosis may find it harder to conceive.
On ultrasound, a large uterus with other features typical of adenomyosis may be seen. MRI is a reliable modality for reaching a diagnosis of adenomyosis.
The treatment depends on features such as:
Treatment offered includes:
Most of the Gynecological conditions can be treated. Do not suffer in silence. Book your appointment with the best Gynecologist near you.